Alfresco Media Coverage
18Aug2008
A starring role for open source?
It was a long time in coming, but the government’s use of open-source infrastructure software, such as the Linux operating system or the Apache Web server, is no longer a novelty.
18Aug2008
The Commercial Bear Hug Of Open Source
While there is never any shortage of hope in the world of technology, perhaps the largest gusher in the last 20 years came from two words: open source, a term that is too large for one column (too big for most books, in fact)
04Aug2008
Best of open source enterprise applications
InfoWorld Test Center picks the best free BPM, CRM, ERP, e-commerce, business intelligence, project management, application management, and portal software
31Jul2008
With New Alfresco App, Enterprise Content Management Takes the OSS Road
Alfresco Labs 3 is a new open source alternative to Microsoft's SharePoint enterprise content management software. To ensure compatibility, Alfresco said, the platform uses the SharePoint protocol, an item Microsoft made available following a 2004 European Union antitrust decision.
31Jul2008
Alfresco tackles the SharePoint lock-in with a key
Is the SharePoint lock-in any better if you’ve got an open source key? Alfresco Version 3.0 has added SharePoint Protocol support.
31Jul2008
Open source ECM Alfresco now emulates SharePoint
I had a long talk the other afternoon with John Newton, CTO and Chairman of Alfresco. John previously co-founded Documentum.
31Jul2008
Alfresco plays Microsoft’s SharePoint game
Alfresco has been positioning itself as the open source alternative to SharePoint for awhile and this announcement puts more wood behind that marketing arrow ...
31Jul2008
Alfresco creates open source SharePoint clone
Vendor adds to project the protocols made available by Microsoft
31Jul2008
Alfresco wants to stand in for SharePoint server
The open-source Alfresco Labs v3 utilizes SharePoint and Office protocol documentation files to mimic SharePoint on the back end.
31Jul2008
Alfresco Supports Microsoft SharePoint's Protocol: Thanks, EU
To be specific, Alfresco Labs 3 now supports SharePoint Protocol. This means that users of Microsoft Office applications and Alfresco can seamlessly use all applications together in many ways, and collaborate, in SharePoint fashion, on on-demand online documents.
