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:Alfresco-Adobe Pact Pushes Open Source Toward the Mainstream
Alfresco-Adobe Pact Pushes Open Source Toward the Mainstream
Jun 24, 2008, 18 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4528 reads)

(Other stories by Ron MIller)

"Last week Adobe surprised a few people--well, at least it surprised me--with the announcement that it was including Alfresco content management services as part of its LiveCycle Enterprise Suite Update 1 package. The surprise was two-fold, that Adobe felt it was necessary to add content management services at all and that it chose open source vendor Alfresco as its content management partner. I spoke to Alfresco CEO John Powell to get his perspective on the pact and how it can help push open source into the enterprise mainstream.

"Powell is understandably excited by this arrangement and one of the main reasons, he says is because the Adobe partnership gives his company credibility with companies that might otherwise not even sniff at an open source vendor..."

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