openDesk 1.19 - PSS-Restricted und Whiteboard
The update to openDesk 1.19.0 introduces a new component, along with numerous updates to existing applications and the implementation of the requirements of the PSS Restricted profile.
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openDesk partner programme for cloud providers and IT service providers launches
To meet the growing demand for openDesk in both the public sector and the private sector, ZenDiS is breaking new ground: with immediate effect, private-sector cloud service providers and IT service providers can now, for the first time, develop their own openDesk Enterprise offerings alongside public-sector IT service providers.
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- openDesk grew out of the 'Sovereign Workplace' initiative launched by the German Federal Ministry of the Interior.
- The Centre for Digital Sovereignty (ZenDiS GmbH), a publicly-funded limited liability company of the German Federal Government, took over openDesk’s development in January 2024.
- Today, it works closely with German public authorities, established open source companies, and European partners.
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