OpenCms in the CMS Garden @ LinuxTag 2013

May 8, 2013

The most relevant Open Source Content Management Systems in the CMS Garden. We are all in.

Check out OpenCms in the CMS garden @ LinuxTag 2013 in Berlin

 After the great success on CeBIT 2013 Alkacon Software and the OpenCms community will present OpenCms in the CMS Garden at the LinuxTag 2013.

This year’s LinuxTag takes place from May 22 to May 25, 2013. The CMS Garden is located in Hall 7 on the Berlin Fairgrounds.

Ambassadors from more than ten open source CMS communities will present their systems in a shared booth in the CMS Garden. Like at the CeBIT, the CMS Garden will be an attractive target for agencies, organisations and companies which are in need of an open source CMS.

The concept of the CMS Garden is to show the variety of the systems to visitors. Additionally, the ambassadors from the systems have the opportunity to get to know other systems as well.

Visit us in the CMS Garden and we will present you the exiting new features of OpenCms 8.5 in a live installation.

CMS-Garden @ LinuxTag 2013
When: 22.-25.05.2013
Where: Hall 7 - Fairgrounds - Berlin

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