OSCOM

(Open Source COntent Management) An international association involved in projects and promoting standards for managing content, which include content management systems (CMSs) and content management frameworks, the latter providing an infrastructure for CMS development. For more information and a list of OSCOM and other open source content management projects, visit www.oscom.org. See content management system.

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OSCOM

Founded	2002
Headquarters
Staff	Michael Wechner
Motto	Open Source Content Management
Website	www.oscom.org
Dissolved	2009-10-16

OSCOM is an international, non-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.

The organization was very active between 2002 and 2004, organizing several Open Source Content Management conferences and development events. By 2006 the organization was clearly inoperational^[1]. On October 16, 2009 a vote was held to dissolve the organization and donate remaining assets to Apache Software Foundation.

References

1. ^ "Henri Bergius: The doubtful future of OSCOM". 2006-02-24. http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/the-doubtful-future-of-oscom/. Retrieved 2009-10-26. 

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