Work has started on two large scale R&D projects, financed in part by the French Government and Paris Region (for Scribo), and by the European Commission (for IKS).

Florent Guillaume is in the US this week for the first face-to-face meeting of the CMIS working group since the project got accepted by OASIS a few months ago.

We’re still working very hard on the 5.2 M4, which has been delayed one more week and should be ready by the end of this week.

Nuxeo has been named “Company to Watch in 2009” by Intelligent Enterprise.

My keynote presentation at the Nuxeo DevDay last Monday was called “The Nuxeo Way: using open source to build a world-class open source ECM platform”.

A set of slide decks from the Eclipse Summit Europe 2008 has been recently tagged and featured on SlideShare.net.

Nuxeo 5.2.M3 and Nuxeo WebEngine 1.0.RC have just been released.

Le plan “France numérique 2012” présenté hier par Eric Besson fait l’impasse sur le secteur du logiciel.

I’m happy to report that we’ve finished setting up the conference program for the first Nuxeo Developer Day in Paris, which will take place on 1st December, as a “community session” during the awesome Open World Forum 2008.

I’m pleased to announce that we are organizing, with the help of several other people, the first “big event” in the Nuxeo Community: the Nuxeo Developer Day.

WebEngine is a lightweight, versatile, content-centric, open source web framework to quickly build and deliver next generation content-oriented web applications.

We have just published a slide deck explaining our roadmap for the next major release of the Nuxeo platform, currently labelled as “5.2” and codenamed “Chicago”.

J'ai été interviewé par Ariane Beky de Neteco.com la semaine dernière, à la fois sur la création et l'évolution de Nuxeo depuis 8 ans et sur mon implication dans le mouvement du logiciel libre en France depuis 10 ans.

We have launched last week a new newsletter which we will publish monthly, and will provide “regular insights on our announcements, successes and projects.” In the first issue: A big backlog of press coverage (also available as a standalone news item on nuxeo.com).

I’ve just posted on slideshare a set of slides that have been used at recent customers and partners presentations about the Nuxeo architecture.

We have released Nuxeo EP 5.1.3.2 earlier this week.

interviewed by Glyn Moody, one of the best journalists covering open source, for the ComputerWorld UK web site.

Nuxeo EP 5.1.3 has been released in January, with 235 enhancements over the previous version, Nuxeo EP 5.1.2, which had been released in October.

The Nuxeo EP 5.1.3 release is coming along nicely after a small delay due to the holiday break, and will be tagged in a couple of days.

We have been so busy the last couple of months working on customers projects that the 5.1 release has slipped a bit, but I’m happy to report that we have just released Nuxeo 5.1 RC.

The slides of our presentation at JavaOne have now been published by Sun (minus an URL error from this page which I hope they will correct soon).

White working on the latest issue of Nuxeo Weekly news, I have posted a couple of recent presentations to Slideshare: The slides from JavaOne (“Building an Embeddable Enterprise Content Management Core With the Latest Java Technologies”.): (Also available as PDF here) Feel free to contact me (sf@nuxeo.com) if you need the original presentation in PPT or ODT format to customize it to your needs.

As some people know already, I have participated in the creation of Ouverture (né “Open Source Valley”), the Competitiveness cluster dedicated to Free and Open Source Software in the Paris area.

Dion Almaer wrote yesterday a blog entry with a list of criteria that, in his opinion, make an open source project truly community-driven (which is, of course, a Good Thing(tm)).

I’m very happy (some would say "ecstatic" ;) ) to report that our talk proposal for the JavaOne conference has been accepted by the program committee.