Cooperation between the Publishing House Cornelsen and DAASI International enables SCIM Interface to midPoint

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  The source code of the midPoint SCIM connector, as well as the overlay will be published. As open source product it is freely accessible for anyone interested. Within the means of a recent joint project of the German publishing house Cornelsen and the Tübingen-based IT service provider DAASI International, the SCIM protocol was successfully…

DAASI International Brings Crust to Univention Corporate Server

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[Joint Crust Technology and DAASI International Press Release]   Tübingen, 22 January 2020 – We’re excited to announce that Crust, the open source Low Code, CRM and Service Automation platform is now available on the Univention Corporate Server (UCS) via the Univention App Center. UCS, created by Univention, provides companies with a complete solution for…

Corteza Service Cloud, the Open Source Salesforce Service Cloud Alternative, Has Been Released

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Crust yesterday announced the release of Corteza Service Cloud, the free, open-source and self-hosted Salesforce Service Cloud alternative. Corteza Service Cloud is a customer service desk, built on the Corteza Low-Code platform. It enables businesses to deliver faster and more personalised service to their clients, across multiple channels. Customer service agents are provided with 360-degree…

“May the Source Be with EU” – The European Union Backs Open Source Technologies

“May the Source Be with EU” The European Union Backs Open Source Technologies     Last weekend (October 5th – 6th), the „EU-FOSSA Cyber Security Hackathon“ took place in Brussels. The European Commission had invited more than 100 developers from 18 different countries to come together at the Silversquare Triomphe in Brussels, to talk about…

OpenLDAP Support for RHEL 8 Discontinued – DAASI International Assists in Migration Plans

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On Tuesday, the 7th of May 2019, the US-American company Red Hat released the latest version of the Linux distribution Red Hat Enterprise Linux – RHEL 8. Already in September 2017, Red Hat announced that RHEL 8 does not support the open-source software OpenLDAP anymore: “The knowledge and expertise, and thus ability to support OpenLDAP…

Researching and Working Together – with DARIAHdocs

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The pilot DARIAHdocs is a joint project of DAASI International and DARIAH-EU, the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities. DARIAHdocs enables humanities scholars to work on their documents with research fellows mutually and at the same time. The application offers many functions analogous to proprietary cloud office solutions. The goal behind the project…

Initial Release of “Crust”: DAASI International Co-Developed Part of New Open Source Work Platform

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On March 12th 2019, Crust Technology Ltd. has rolled out the work platform “Crust”, which unifies essential business applications like customer relationship management (CRM) and messaging as well as identity and access management (IAM) in just one tool. This is why it is not only a promising open source alternative to proprietary software like Salesforce…

Call for Feedback: Editable, Open Source Game for Education and Research in the Digital Humanities

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DAASI International, in cooperation with Archimedes Digital, is planning to crowdfund the development of an editable, Civilization-like game for education and research that uses continuous input from Digital Humanities researchers to answer research questions, to simulate real historical conditions, and to convey knowledge through gamified digital procedures. For this open source community project to be…

OpenLDAP 2.4.46 Released with Several Bugfixes

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After more than nine months since the latest version of OpenLDAP had been released, OpenLDAP 2.4.46 has been published on March 22nd. This iteration is basically a batch of bugfixes, dealing especially with several compatibility problems. The entire change log can be accessed on the official OpenLDAP website. We will evaluate the changes within the…
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