Join the conversation in IRC

There has been an #alfresco channel on freenode for years but it is usually fairly quiet. Recently, Richard Esplin and I decided it might be interesting to breathe a little life into this potentially valuable communication channel. So Richard procured admin rights and several of us at Alfresco have started hanging out there when we’re able.

If you are new to IRC you might have a look at Richard’s recent blog post for tips and tricks.

The channel is open to anyone interested in Alfresco, whether you are on Enterprise or Community, but it is not a resource for official Enterprise support.

The chat room is not an effective replacement for the forums–we’re not currently logging anything so there is no archive of past discussions.

The channel is primarily aimed at either highly interactive discussions where you want to bounce some ideas around or for quick questions. It’s the virtual equivalent of a cubicle drive-by, except that instead of your circle of co-workers, you’ve potentially got Alfresco experts worldwide to use as a sounding board.

Stop by and say hi when you get a chance.

6 comments

  1. Sungwon OHn says:

    Hello~

    I visit this blog first time.
    I wonder how much the price of Alfresco Enterprise Edition is.
    Please let me know if anyone have the information for thd price policy.

  2. jpotts says:

    You should talk to an Alfresco sales person about that. If you don’t know the right Alfresco sales person to talk to, try submitting this form: http://www.alfresco.com/about/contact/sales/

    Enterprise Edition is offered on an annual subscription basis and the cost is based on the number of CPUs you deploy as well as the service level you require.

    Jeff

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