Competences and skills bundled – structural changes at Kopano
“We don’t get everything right, but we get a lot of things right.” This fundamental finding regarding our commitment to our core topics of Open Source […]
Tracked by spy pixels in E-Mails
Tracking technologies have become a major part of our daily interaction online. Most of the time we are aware that a company is observing and tracking […]
Kopano integrates Lightmeter for private cloud groupware service certainty
The Kopano collaboration suite has gained sophisticated mailops monitoring thanks to a new integration available from today. Self-hosted Open Source Kopano groupware and video conferencing can […]
Pathways out of digital dependency
The “digital sovereignty of public administration” in Germany had already been named in 2019 by the Federal Ministry of the Interior under Horst Seehofer (CSU) as […]
Kopano Kraph – perfectly connected and digitally sovereign
I am an “as-well-as” fan. On the one hand, I want to have digital sovereignty, i.e. be independent of top dogs like Microsoft. On the other […]
Kopano 2021 – “Your data, your terms” applies more than ever before
For several years now, politicians and, in fact, most of Europe have been talking a lot about digital sovereignty and the control over our data that […]
Digital patient file – your data under your control?!
Since 01 January 2021, the time has come – the electronic patient record (ePA) is to offer all insured persons in Germany the voluntary opportunity to […]
“One Kopano-to-Go, please!” …
… or: How do I get my own mail and communication server in just 30 minutes? This question came to me when my daughter got her […]
A thought experiment: Enriching connections between apps with Solid
In preparation discussions for out talk at this years Cloud Storage Services for Synchronization and Sharing (CS3) conference we also briefly discussed the Solid project. And […]
Digital Sovereignty and Democracy
“The German government is critical of the blocking of US President Donald Trump’s Twitter account,” the Süddeutsche Zeitung recently wrote. What was going on there? Wasn’t […]