Open source, of course…
“Basically, of course, FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) in government is always welcome first.” – Reading this statement in a blog post a few days […]
Brainwashed by Microsoft
“At least it works,” replied a father recently in response to my criticism of the use of MS365 in online classes. It very much irritated me […]
The internet is broken
A few days ago, heise.de ran the headline “The Internet is broken”, presumably driving the click rate per article to not inconsiderable heights. What happened? A […]
Digitization in Public Sectors – a letter from the future
The foyer and the open workshop spaces of the town hall are bustling with activity. In the open plenum, a group of artists is working on […]
Open Source Alternative for Microsoft Graph
It seems that the topic of digital sovereignty is becoming a bigger focus for more and more companies, administrations, educational institutions and institutions. Slowly but steadily, […]
Microsoft is not a solution for schools
It’s no secret that Kopano is being critical of proprietary software solutions. Digital sovereignty is our top priority and all Kopaneros and Kopaneras work every day […]
A lesson in independence
People are somehow strange in their striving for independence. Just don’t tie yourself too tightly to something that could restrict your freedom. The independent and individual […]
Bundescloud with Microsoft?!
I have been following this discussion in the OSB Alliance mailing lists for a few days. Now I’ve also read the article from heise about it […]
What do you think about data hygiene?
Hygiene is a big and important topic in Corona times and data hygiene in companies should be similar. Many companies still do not care enough or […]
Digital sovereignty for non-techies
When you start learning about digital sovereignty as a non-techie, you start to realise that something as ordinary as sending emails is highly vulnerable in terms […]
