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OSCOM is an international, not-for-profit organization dedicated to Open Source Content Management.

The goal is to bring together as many great brains as possible to build a network and grow the community of open source content management.

We want to show the world that there are already great and easy-to-use open source content management solutions out there.

First Open Source Content Management Conference

The conference was a great success. More than a hundred people were attending. The conference was organized by lenya.org at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zürich, Switzerland. The presentations can be downloaded from here. Peace and respects to everyone who helped to organize and attended the conference.

Second Open Source Content Management Conference

Due to the great success of the first conference we already started planning the next conference this autumn at San Francisco. There are also plans to organize one in Japan.

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