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Tag: interoperability
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Will We Ever Get One Aggregator to Rule Them All?
For years we've been asking for a method to bring together all the different information streams in our workplaces. Are we any closer to that prospect?
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Why Portability and Interoperability Matter in Hybrid Cloud Environments
As we move from cloud first to cloud smart, multi-cloud, hybrid cloud environments are becoming ubiquitous.
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Interoperability Is Not the Only Obstacle to Blockchain Adoption
It's likely to take blockchain longer than originally expected to makes its way into the enterprise, interoperability is just one of a number of obstacles.
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Is Your Marketing Platform Really Open?
Despite the influx of new tools, many of today’s marketing clouds remain closed off and stagnant.
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What the Future of Mobile Means for Online Social Networks
The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) recently released its social web specifications for the OMA Social Network Web (SNeW) Enabler. What is it? And what does it mean for the future of social networks and the mobile web? Open Mobile Alliance The Open Mobile Alliance, founded in 2002, helps to
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OASIS Approves Updated CMIS Standard
Enterprise content management (ECM) systems now have an updated version of the standard for sharing information. This week, the OASIS international consortium announced that it had approved version 1.
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Microsoft Gets More Open, Contributes Code to Open Source Samba Project
Flying under the radar, Microsoft developers submitted a Samba patch in early October and now the Samba team publicly thanks them.
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Open Standards: The Future of OpenSocial 2.0
OpenSocial is to Google as OpenGraph is to Facebook. Some might say that’s all you need to know about OpenSocial 2.0. But as leading technologists and innovators takes sides for and against it, there is much more to the story. Making Way for OpenSocial 2.
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CMIS: Why It's Good for You and What's Next #nuxeoworld
Florent Guillaume, the head of R&D at Nuxeo (news, site), brought the wonders of CMIS to the attendees of Nuxeo World. As you may know, CMIS was officially ratified by OASIS in May 2010.
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Microsoft Talks Open Data, Open Cloud
Microsoft was at O'Reilly's OSCON conference last week speaking about the need for interoperability with cloud platforms. Here is their take on Open data, Open Cloud. Connected in the Cloud As more organizations consider moving to the cloud, questions continue to arise related to security, performance, reliability and compliance.
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CMIS Makes It as Official OASIS Standard
OASIS requires a minimum of 15% votes to ratify a spec as an official standard -- that amount of votes for CMIS v 1.0 has been reached yesterday.
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Azure Goes GA While Microsoft Speaks of Cloud Interoperability
The official launch of the Windows Azure (news, site ) cloud is now upon us. It's been in the works for a few years, and well tested -- even if Microsoft does not fully utilize it themselves. An Azure Cloud for All Well, for 21 countries at least.
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Dedication to Open Source and Open Standards Threatened in Leaked EU EIF Document
In order for real communication to happen, especially among people from different regions and dialects (let alone people from different countries and languages altogether), terms have to be clearly defined so that everyone is starting from the same point.
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Magnolia CMS 4.2: Content Modeling, Standards, Integrations
Recently, the open source Magnolia CMS (news, site) saw its 4.2 version light that brings hierarchical data modeling, simpler integrations with external data sources, updated STK and a new node-builder extending the JSR-170 standard. Content Modeling and Hierarchical Data Types With many debates around content
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