Archive for March, 2008

Categories   MindTouch

Updated MindTouch Enterprise Pricing

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Effective April 1, 2008 MindTouch is introducing new Enterprise (support) Pricing. No, this is not an April Fools prank. We really are. All information is available at the enterprise pricing page . Aside from the new and improved look of the pricing page, which should make it a lot easier to understand your support options, [...]

Categories   MindTouch

MindTouch at OSBC

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Last Monday (March 24th) Aaron and I traveled to San Francisco to attend OSBC(Open Source Business Conference). The conference was put together very well and pulled in a fairly good crowd from companies such as Microsoft, MySQl, SugarCRM and many more. My first day at OSBC was particularly interesting. I attended a great series of [...]

Categories   Partner

MindTouch Partners and Resellers

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Over the last couple months I have been literally inundated with requests for partnership and reselling engagements from all over the globe. I’m very pleased and flattered by the stories that are being shared with me. I must apologize for a lack of responsiveness on my part. The simple fact is MindTouch is growing very [...]

Categories   Awards and Press

Microsoft Live Dev: Mashups with MindTouch Deki Wiki

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Mashups : MindTouch Deki Wiki Deki Wiki leverages the Microsoft™ Windows Live™ network of Internet services. In the example, a visitor to the wiki can read a restaurant review and immediately get a map and driving directions from any starting point to the restaurant. The map and directions are obtained dynamically from Microsoft Virtual Earth™ [...]

Categories   MindTouch

Faster file downloads from Wik.is with Amazon S3!

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Wik.is–our free hosted wiki site–finally made the switchover to not only use Amazon S3 for filestorage but also to allow users to download content directly from S3! Why should you care? Speed! Larger attachments should download much quicker now since you’ll be downloading them directly from Amazon’s data centers rather than our servers slowing it [...]