Sourcesense - Alfresco Day Roma 2015

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Piergiorgio Lucidi is an open source EIM specialist based in Italy and the UK. He has over 15 years of experience working with open source technologies and is a contributor to the Apache Software Foundation. Sourcesense is an Italian company that provides open source solutions for enterprise information management, portals, enterprise search, big data, and DevOps using technologies like Alfresco and Cloud solutions.

Piergiorgio Lucidi
Open Source EIM Specialist
Alfresco Certi?ed (ACI, ACE, ACA)
Author / Technical Reviewer at Packt Publishing
PMC Member at Apache Software Foundation
Project Leader at JBoss Community
AIIM Professional Member

History
?? Wide Enterprise o?ering based on Open
Source technologies from 2001

?? Historic partner of Alfresco from 2006

?? We are in Italy (Milan, Rome) and UK
(London)

?? Contributions
Sourcesense
The
Apache
Software?Foundation
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Positioning
?? Making sense of Open Source ;)
�C? Italian and European leader for references
�C? Discovering and adoption of new technologies
?? Content and Search
�C? Enterprise Information Management
�C? Portals
�C? Enterprise Search
�C? Big Data
?? Not only Open Source -> Devops
�C? Cloud
�C? Automation
�C? Elastic Provisioning
�C? Monitoring
Sourcesense

Technology
Partners
Content and Search

Devops

Sourcesense

A major European bank took advantage of having a
single Partner for Open Source
Sourcesense
Public sites Intranet Search Services

Sourcesense: one-stop shop for Open Source
Sourcesense
Photo by
Kim Carpenter

Thank you
p.lucidi@sourcesense.com
@pjlucidi
Condividi su
#AlfrescoDayRoma

Piergiorgio Lucidi is an open source expert based in Italy and the UK. He has over 15 years of experience working with open source technologies and is a contributor to the Apache Software Foundation. His company, Sourcesense, is a leader in open source in Europe, helping clients discover and adopt new technologies in areas like content management, enterprise search, and DevOps. Sourcesense provides a single partner for all of a client's open source needs.

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