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Insights on secure data exchange, digital sovereignty, and open source — from the team that built the platform.

Kiteworks Open Source Program Office (ownCloud)

Kiteworks empowers organizations to manage risk in every send, share, receive, and save of sensitive content, protecting over 200 million end users across thosuands of global enterprises and government agencies. The Kiteworks Open Source Program Office is the steward of ownCloud, the open-source platform for sovereign secure data exchange, file synchronization, and collaboration. Built from the ground up in Go with zero database dependency, ownCloud Infinite Scale scales from a single binary to million-user deployments. Guided by a published governance charter and Apache 2.0 licensing, the OSPO ensures ownCloud remains a transparent, community-driven digital commons.

The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

We recently blogged about the 6 ownCloud user interaction design principles from a conversation with ownCloud designer Jan. In this blog, we talked to ownCloud project lead Frank to cover the priorities underlying technical development: keeping data safe, being easy...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

Note From the CTO- The ownCloud Vision!

This is the first post in a regular blog series called ’Notes from the CTO’ where I share our strategic and longer term plans for ownCloud.  I’ll cover current challenges and interesting trends in the market. I believe this will give you some interesting, valuable...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

ownCloud 9 Spoilers

As many of you know we are currently working on the latest version  of ownCloud, ownCloud 9, which is due to release very soon. While I don’t want to give too much away, in this video I discuss a few features and updates that I am most excited about with the upcoming...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

Box Keysafe Not So Safe

This month Box announced its KeySafe service, a service that should give organizations control over their encryption keys. The ultimate goal of the service is that an organization’s content may reside in the cloud, while allowing them to keep control over their...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

New Yorkers Love ownCloud

Last week I attended the New York Linux User Group meeting in Manhattan. What a great meeting! Over 200 people attended the event, people who use and love ownCloud. While I was there I gave a talk about upcoming ownCloud features and Federated Cloud Sharing. The...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

ownCloud Featured in HostAdvice Interview

If there is one thing I like to talk about it’s ownCloud. So when I was approached by HostAdvice to talk about ownCloud, how could I pass up that opportunity? Yesterday Tamar Weinberg published our interview, prefacing that everyone should know about ownCloud because...

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The Three ownCloud Development Priorities

Thinking About File Access

Gartner thinks Enterprise file sync and share is dead, or will be soon. We agree, it is an incomplete solution to a complex problem and it is being subsumed by adjacent markets. That is why ownCloud provides much more, a single pane of glass over all enterprise files ...

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