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    SCCON 2026 wraps up with focus on digital sovereignty●Der letzte Tag der # SCCON26 neigt sich dem Ende entgegen. Drei Tage voller interessanter Gespräche rund um digitale SouMmastodonTechnologySoftware42 d ago

    The third and final day of SCCON26, the Sovereign Cloud Conference, is coming to a close after three days of discussions on digital sovereignty and open technologies. Attendees and exhibitors at the shared OSBA community stand reflected on the conversations held, with participants thanking visitors and highlighting open-source solutions as the event winds down.

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    Smart Country Convention opens in Berlin●Los geht’s auf der # SCCON26 ! Drei Tage dreht sich in Berlin alles um die Digitalisierung von Staat und Verwaltung. WirMmastodonTechnologySoftware24 d ago

    The Smart Country Convention (SCCON26) has kicked off in Berlin, bringing together public sector and technology representatives for three days focused on the digitalisation of state and government administration. Exhibitors are highlighting secure video communication, open source software and digital sovereignty as key themes at the event.

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    Munich to replace Jira and Confluence with open-source tools●Munich is replacing Jira and Confluence with @ xwiki and @ openproject . That’s the kind of public-sector open-source moMmastodonTechnologySoftware74 d ago

    The city of Munich is moving away from Atlassian's Jira and Confluence and adopting the open-source alternatives XWiki and OpenProject. The switch is being presented as a notable example of a public-sector body choosing open-source software, and it is being highlighted at the SCCON conference, where OpenProject and XWiki are presenting alongside Nextcloud.

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    German Minister Visits ZenDiS Booth at SCCON2026●What a start to # SCCON2026 ! 🚀 Federal Minister Karsten Wildberger visited the ZenDiS booth yesterday, and there's moreMmastodonTechnologySoftware13 d ago

    Federal Minister Karsten Wildberger visited the ZenDiS booth on the opening day of SCCON2026 in Berlin, a conference focused on open source in public administration. Attendees are also highlighting news that Munich plans to replace Atlassian's Jira and Confluence with open source alternatives OpenProject and XWiki, with partners like Nextcloud exhibiting at the event.

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    Open source AI tool for glass recycling maintenance unveiled●Der heiße Verwaltungsscheiß, frisch von der SCCon: awv-ot.de/we Predictive, route optimized, open source Glasrecycling mMmastodonTechnologySoftware13 d ago

    A German municipal software provider presented a new open source tool at the SCCon conference that uses AI to predictively maintain glass recycling containers and optimize collection routes. The developer, writing in typically irreverent public-sector style, describes it as built by 'one and a half people and some AI' and hopes other municipalities will adopt and improve on the demo.

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    SUSE Developer Meets Key Contacts at SUSECON●Habe wieder alle wichtige Leute getroffen 🦎 # sccon26 # sccon # sccon2026 # suse # opensourceMmastodonTechnologySoftware14 d ago

    An attendee at SUSECON 2026, SUSE's annual open-source conference, reports having met all the important people again at the event. The post, tagged with the conference hashtags and SUSE alongside 'opensource', reflects the networking side of the gathering, where developers, partners and customers connect around the company's Linux, container and enterprise open-source technologies.

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    Digital sovereignty in public administration takes centre stage at SCCON26●Die Frage, die zunehmend Politik und Verwaltung auf der # SCCON26 umtreibt: Wie setzen wir unsere Systeme nachhaltig souMmastodonTechnologySoftware14 d ago

    At the SCCON26 conference in Berlin, discussions among politicians and public administrators are increasingly focused on how government IT systems can be set up in a sustainably sovereign way, reducing dependence on external providers. Exhibitors are also showcasing visions of the future digital workplace, with approaches like web components presented as one technical route to sovereign, reusable system architectures for the public sector.