After releasing the industryÂs first CMIS specification draft implementation in its Alfresco Labs 3 in September, Alfresco pours more effort into Content Management Interoperability Services promotion and support. This time — by releasing Alfresco CMIS Developer Toolbox.
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Alfresco Packages CMIS Developer Toolbox
According to a recent study by the 451 Group — an independent technology industry analyst company — the pure, non-hybrid open source is, apparently, not a viable business model.
Addressing the ever-so-popular question of how to make money from something thatÂs in its foundation free, the analyst company assessed the development, licensing and revenue-generation strategies used by open source.
At the same time, weÂve noticed that software giants like Microsoft started playing friendly in the open
source space. In addition, CMS vendors like eZ and Alfresco report that open source can be profitable.
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Study: Pure Open Source Is Not a Business Model
Other content management vendors have two choices when it comes to SharePoint — join it or beat it. The product is entrenched at the departmental level, nevertheless aspiring competitor, Alfresco, think they can uproot enough MOSS to make business sense of a full assault. Others seek harmony. Day Software is one of these. And their latest claim is that they can help SharePoint grow from department collaboration to enterprise content management.
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Competition Entrenches MOSS in the Enterprise
