1. Why SharePoint is the biggest threat to Open Source in the Enterprise John Newton CTO Alfresco @johnnewton

2. What does Microsoft have against Open Source? There are some new modern-day sort of Communists who want to get rid of the incentive for software makers under various guises!

3. Look who’s talking!

4. In the Beginning…  There was Lotus Notes  Project Tahoe  First Release SP2001  Version 2 – Re-architecture SP2003  Version 3 – Good Enough SP2007  Version 4 – Getting It Right SP2010

5. What is SharePoint? From SharePoint 2007 To SharePoint 2010

6. The Kitchen Sink… Portal Collaboration Microsoft Office Content Management Content & List Store Exchange SharePoint Services Search BPM Business Intel. Forms SQL Server FAST Search Records Mgmt Social Tools OCS (VoIP) Web Content Mgmt Skype Groove

7. Enterprise SMB Back Office Transactions Records Manufacturing Front OfficeInternetExtranets Knowledge Workers Documents Project & Team Sites Marketing Intranets Media Systems of RecordMiddle Mgmt Knowledge Workers Outside Firewall Web Sites Customers Partners Shared Drives E-mail Open Source WCM What’s Going On? Web Experience Mgmt ECM ERP CRM

8. Challenges for Open Source  Office sells SharePoint / SharePoint sells Office  Office monopoly and Windows dominance continues in Enterprise  Microsoft,.NET and SQL Server invade the data center  Microsoft owns the Knowledge Worker  Microsoft ecosystem pushes Open Source to the edges of the enterprise

9. Challenges for the User  Traditional vendors just as vulnerable  Critical information lacks control  Lack of scale means lots of Data Ghettos  SharePoint and.NET stack won’t play nice  No reuse of hardware, software, expertise  “What do you mean it’s not FREE?”  Neither Windows nor Office have gotten any better

10. Challenges for SharePoint  Scale and Throughput  Complex Development Environment  Interoperability and Standards Compliance  Control and Administration  Jack of All Trades – Master of None  Not prepared for the future I am getting old waiting for this query!

11. Social Go Zune Social!!! w00t!!! Go Zune Social!!! w00t!!!

12. Mobile With this Windows Mobile, how could I possibly hear about any phone hacking?!!

13. Cloud Now you will leave all your Cloud processing to Azure! 1-2-3 and you are now under hypnosis!

14. Directions for Open Source  Cost, Openness and Transparency  Best of Breed  Own Social, Mobile and Cloud  Interoperability and Standards  Solutions and Services  An Apache for Applications? Transparency?! What’s that?!! Transparency?! What’s that?!!

15. Best of Breed Open Source  Portals: Liferay, Drupal  Business Intelligence: Pentaho, Jasper  Bus. Process Mgmt.: Activiti, jBPM  Search: Lucene, Solr, Sphinx  Social: MediaWiki, TikiWiki, Commons  Platform: Spring, JBoss, Rails  Apache Open Office  Web Site Mgmt: Drupal, Joomla  Content Management: Alfresco

16. Standards can create great solutions! Information Workplace Platform UI & Portal Services UI & Portal Services CMISBPMN 2.0JSR-286Open Social On Premise MobileDistribution / Syndication Superscale Data Superscale Storage ERP In the Cloud DesktopWeb Site Rich Content Mobile Social Integration Social Integration HTML5 Content Services UI & Portal Services UI & Portal Services Search & Discovery Collaboration & Social Services CMISBPMN 2.0JSR-286Open Social Process and Workflow Communication Social Networks CRM

17. Content, Standards and CMIS  Best of Breed Solutions must work together  Open Source Ecosystem must >= SharePoint Ecosystem  Standards allow Best of Breed to evolve  Transparency and Openness will be our weapons Why Do Users Choose Alfresco? - 2010 Why do customers buy Alfresco? Where do customers start?

18. Introduction to Content Management Interoperability Services

19. What is CMIS?  Vendor independent API for working with content repositories  Specification managed by OASIS -Web Services Binding -ATOM Pub Binding -CMIS Query Language

20. The Beauty of ? Presentation Tier Content Services Tier Enterprise Apps Tier RESTSOAP ?

21. Client Content Repository Services Domain Model readwrite consumer provider Vendor Mapping Content Management Interoperability Services CMIS lets you read, search, write, update, delete, version, control, … content and metadata! Meet CMIS

22. Client Content Repository Client Content Repository Workflow & BPM Archival Virtual Documents DAM / WCM Collaborative Content Creation Portals Client Application Integration Mashup Use Cases

23. Document Content Renditions Version History Document Content Renditions Version History Folder Container Hierarchy Filing Folder Container Hierarchy Filing Relationship Source Object Target Object Relationship Source Object Target Object Policy Target Object Policy Target Object Described by Type Definitions Described by Type Definitions Types

24. * Custom Type Object Type Id Parent Display Name Queryable Controllable Object Type Id Parent Display Name Queryable Controllable Document Versionable Allow Content Document Versionable Allow Content Folder Relationship Source Types Target Types Relationship Source Types Target Types Policy Property Property Id Display Name Type Required Default Value … Property Property Id Display Name Type Required Default Value … Type Definitions

25. Implementations Already Available… Providers Consumers Developed by 30+ ECM Vendors

26.  Open Source implementations of CMIS  Apache Chemistry is the umbrella project for all CMIS related projects within the ASF - OpenCMIS (Java, client and server) - cmislib (Python, client) - phpclient (PHP, client) - DotCMIS (.NET, client)

27.  Apache Chemistry started as an incubator project in May 2009 -Graduated to a top level project in February 2011.  Backed by Adobe, Alfresco, Nuxeo, OpenText, and SAP  OpenCMIS is a de-facto reference for CMIS and is also used by the CMIS TC to test new CMIS 1.1 features