Nuxeo Galaxy News & Articles

June too early for Xmas? Not for Nuxeo (news, site), who got US$ 3.3 million in series A funding. Oh, what to spend this on? Those things that generate revenue, of course.

Nuxeo (news, site) has rounded up 2009 with reports of triple-digit growth in revenue and subscriber base numbers, as well as a look at how the open source Enterprise CMS vendor plans to tackle the overcrowded and mature ECM market.

Nuxeo (news, site) shared the news that their Galaxy program partner metaLogic Consulting Inc. (who is also an IBM partner of more than 12 years) has built software for migration from some of Big Blue's products to the Nuxeo open source Enterprise CMS.

While the software won’t be officially available until spring, it’s being demoed away starting today at Lotusphere 2010 in Orlando, FL, until January 21.

Why migrate from IBM to Nuxeo you ask? One reason could be the fact that Lotus Domino Document Manager has been discontinued in 2009 and if you’re looking for a migration path, here’s this option.

Meanwhile, IBM is offering its entitled Lotus Domino Document Manager customers a migration to IBM Lotus Quickr that comes with either IBM Content Manager Collaboration Edition or IBM FileNet Content Manager Collaboration Edition.

As described in metaLogic’s blog post, the toolset they produced is designed for migration of email and documents from Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino Document Manager into Nuxeo’s repository. Customizable and configurable, the software can be used in either user-centric or server-centric way.

Got plans for March 2010? Paris in spring doesn’t seem like a bad option, if you want to get some insights into the world of open source and enterprise content management.

Nuxeo (news, site), for the first time in its history, is organizing an international user conference -- Nuxeo World. Let's have a look at what they've got on the menu.

Nuxeo (news, site), being quite a busy bee lately, launched their Galaxy Program today. No, astronautical adventures are not included. But, if you are an ECM application and/or solution provider, you can take your coding dreams into the Galaxy and package them up into Content-Enabled Vertical Applications (CEVAs).