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Paris Et Périphérie

Expertise on the technological, organisational, legal and social aspects of open and distributed software technologies.

In charge of making CloudOrbit the #1 CSB enabler.

CompatibleOne is an open source collaborative project which provides a model, CORDS, and a platform, ACCORDS, for the description and federation of different clouds comprising resources provisioned by heterogeneous cloud service providers. For example, CompatibleOne platform can automatically provision and distribute a workload on OpenNebula for its application part and on OpenStack for its database. The CompatibleOne model and platform are based on key open standards such as OGF OCCI and, in the coming months, SNIA CDMI. The CompatibleOne's flexible service architecture is independent from any cloud service provider (from OpenStack to OpenNebula, from Azure to Vcloud) and can address all types of cloud services (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS , XaaS, BpaaS, …). Services provided by the CompatibleOne platform can be used for different cloud service deployment, i.e. public, private, community and hybrid cloud. CompatibleOne provides the core services described in the NIST Reference Architecture's definition of a cloud service broker: intermediation, aggregation and arbitrage. CompatibleOne aims at being interoperable with most platforms so as to provide maximum freedom of choice to cloud service consumers and developers. CompatibleOne provides interoperability, portability and reversibility and thus helps break vendor lock-in. CompatibleOne is part of the OW2 Open Source Cloudware initiative (OSCi). More information on www.compatibleone.org

Definition of Open Source strategy for all divisions

Founded in January 2007 as a result of the merger of ObjectWeb and OrientWare communities, OW2 is an independent industry consortium dedicated to developing open source code middleware and to fostering a vibrant community and business ecosystem. Building on the legacy of ObjectWeb and OrientWare, OW2 federates more than one hundred organizations and 6000 IT Professionals in Europe, Asia and the Americas. OW2 hosts over one hundred technology Projects, including Acceleo, ASM, Bonita, eXo Platorm, Funambol, JOnAS, Lomboz, Orbeon Forms, PetALS, SpagoBI and XWiki. Several of these projects are combined into market-driven Initiatives, such as the ESB/SOA Initiative, the Business Intelligence Initiative and the e-Government Initiative, which facilitate their implementations into business solutions by systems integrators, OEMs and end-users. A typical global open-source organization, OW2 aims to bring together grassroots communities across all continents through Local Chapters.