Adjoovo Space
November 8, 2009
Short honk: A happy quack to the reader who sent me a link to Adjoovo.com. I have been making quick mentions of the dataspaces technology concept. With the world happy to think of Google as a competitor to Microsoft, there is not much mental computing power available for big new thoughts. The folks at Adjoova have some spare computational cycles. The company has rolled out Adjoovo Spaces. According the the firm:
Adjoovo Spaces is an integrated metadata registry / repository, designed to store information about technical artifacts and entities in logical groups, or spaces. Spaces allows knowledge workers to quickly import and analyse several types of artifact and discover the services, resources and potentially complex relationships that they collectively expose. The Spaces user interface has Web 2.0 and wiki capabilities built-in, providing users the ability to annotate and enrich the knowledge stored in the registry. The rich summary and artifact views in Spaces provide deep insight into your development artifacts and their relationships. Download the free Spaces Community release today to understand how it can help facilitate the discovery, analysis and collaborative aspects of working with complex artifacts in your development projects.
We took a quick gander (no pun from the addled goose here, of course) at the site and the video. The system appears to blend components from metadata management, XML repositories, and Google Wave-type functions. You can locate more information at www.adjoovo.com/cms. The download link for the software is at http://adjoovo.com/cms/products/spaces.html
Stephen Arnold, November 8, 2009
No dog kisses, cash, or other compensation were involved in this write up. Do you hear that, US Marine Corps?
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