Alexis Richardson (alexis.richardson@cohesiveft.com) of Cohesive FT presents his company's products

Elastic Server:
- Intro article - infoq.com/news/2008/04/elasticserver
- Product - free to use! - es.cohesiveft.com

VPN service ("VcubeV"):
- elasticserver.blogspot.com/2008/01/introducing-vcubev.html
- linuxjournal.com/article/9915
* highscalability.com/manage-downtime-risk-connecting-multiple-data-centers-secure-virtual-lan

Apologies for the poor picture quality and flashing screen, and for the fact that Alexis blocks the screen for part of the show...conditions were not ideal!

This was part of the Open Source Show 'n' Tell event on 8 May 2008 at Osmosoft's offices in Soho, London.

Paul Downey of Osmosoft uses Phil Hawksworth's TeamTasks application to pull in and manage Scrum-based project data. TiddlyWiki is ideal for manipulating this data.

Apologies for the poor picture quality and flashing screen...conditions were not ideal!

This was part of the Open Source Show 'n' Tell event on 8 May 2008 at Osmosoft's offices in Soho, London.

Phil Hawksworth of Osmosoft presents his TeamTasks open source application built entirely in TiddlyWiki.

Apologies for the poor picture quality and flashing screen...conditions were not ideal! A proper screencast will be produced before too long.

This was part of the Open Source Show 'n' Tell event on 8 May 2008 at Osmosoft's offices in Soho, London.

Phil Whitehouse explores using TiddlyWiki to create a personal RFP (Request for Proposal) to send to vendors, in line with the main principles of VRM (Vendor Relationship Management).

More about Project VRM: projectvrm.org

The TiddlyWiki file in question can be downloaded from osmosoft.com/wedding

Phil has written a number of blog posts on the subject which can be seen here: philwhitehouse.blogspot.com/search/label/VRM

Phil Whitehouse of Osmosoft gives a general introduction to RippleRap, explaining how TiddlyWiki has been reconfigured to create an event dossier. Scroll down the page for screenshots.