Jos Poortvliet
mastodon 4.7.3Co-founder and VP Comms & product strategy at Nextcloud, the open source, privacy-focused collaboration software company. Long time open source contributor, technology enthusiast and all-things-open evangelist. Previously community manager at SUSE & recovering business consultant from government, finance and telecom companies in the Netherlands.
Based in Berlin and loves cooking for friends, family and colleagues. Nurturing a boot 🥾 and hat 🎩 obsession. Supports 🏳️🌈
#nextcloud enterprise event in #Vienna #austria has an incredible view of the Viennese skyline.
Still I’m sure the speakers today will be even more interesting.
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Find @nextcloud@mastodon.xyz , @Tutanota@mastodon.social and @ecosia@mastodon.social at @republica@berlin.social and say hi!
On my way to the 3rd Dutch 🇳🇱enterprise day, starting Wednesday in Utrecht. If your organization is looking improve its resilience and move to sovereign digital workplace tech, sign up! After hitting over 700 registrations we moved to a bigger room so there are still seats available.
And share this to let your network know: there is an enterprise ready and proven solution to reduce your Microsoft dependence. All it takes is willingness to investigate it.
“All you had to do is just don’t be a dick to your customers”
#Bambulabs violating the AGPL, @conservancy@social.sfconservancy.org goes after them. Video with appropriately violent language from self-repair-right-advocate Louis Rossmann: https://youtu.be/7hqVwizTico?is=o917figBnJScEC_D
Gewoon omdat geschiedenis leuk is wil ik dit hier even delen, quote:
> (...) die de overheid zou verplichten tot het aanschaffen van 147 miljoen euro aan Microsoft-software over vijf jaar, met terugwerkende kracht ingaand vanaf 1 januari 2004.
en:
> (Motie Vendrik) eiste (...) dat de overheid in 2006 alleen nog maar gebruik zou maken van open standaarden
grappig he. Waar zijn we vandaag? Gaat er nu wel echt iets gebeuren of blijft het bij kamervragen en onderzoek?
https://tweakers.net/nieuws/35326/kamervragen-over-overheidscontract-voor-microsoft.html
Generally speaking, does it make sense to have an #OSPO as an #opensource company (defined as a company developing FOSS software)? It seems odd to try and centralize something that should be permeating the entire company... But maybe for big companies? Does anyone have other use cases?