eXo Platform

eXo Platform
Private
Industry
Founded Paris, France
(June 1, 2003 (2003-06-01))
Founder Benjamin Mestrallet, Founder and CEO
Headquarters eXo Platform, San Francisco, California, U.S.
Number of locations
 4 offices on 4 continents. Offices located in the United States, France, Tunisia and Vietnam.
Area served
 Worldwide
Products eXo Platform
Website www.exoplatform.com
Product information
Latest version: eXo Platform 4.2
Operating system: Cross-platform
Programming language: Java, Groovy, JavaEE Web Container
License: LGPL version 3 and proprietary

eXo Platform is an open source, standard-based, Enterprise Social Collaboration Platform[1] written in Java and distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. The platform is sold and distributed by eXo Platform, a global company with U.S. headquarters in San Francisco, California, global headquarters in France, and an office in Tunisia.[2]

History

eXo Platform started in 2002 as an implementation of the JSR168 - Portlet API specification. Several introduction articles were then published between 2003 and 2005 on TheServerSide Java news website.[3][4] As a side effect, the eXo Platform Project grew into a company - eXo - in 2003, as a response to a customer demand, the U.S. Department of Defense (United States Joint Forces Command).[5]

Late 2005, eXo Platform v2 was released.[6][7] In 2006 eXo introduced the WebOS concept where an Enterprise Portal Layout could reproduce a Desktop UI.[8][9]

In May 2013, the 4th and current version of eXo Platform was introduced with a strong focus on Social Network and Social Integration capabilities.[10][11] By December 2013, eXo offered a cloud based intranet product.[12]

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