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Munich is replacing proprietary software like Jira and Confluence with open-source alternatives such as OpenProject and XWiki.

Software DevelopmentDigital SovereigntyOct 13, 2026score 0.402 posts · 0 replies across 2 instances
The posts announce that the city of Munich is transitioning from proprietary software (Jira and Confluence) to open-source alternatives (OpenProject and XWiki). This move is being highlighted at the SCCON conference as a significant step toward digital sovereignty in the public sector.

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Munich is replacing proprietary software like Jira and Confluence with open-source alternatives such as OpenProject and XWiki.
Parent: SoftwareEntity: Munich Public SectorSub-entity: Jira and ConfluenceImpact: neutralDate: Oct 13, 2026 - Oct 14, 2026Target: Munich's transition to open-source software

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Munich is replacing Jira and Confluence with @xwiki and @openproject . That’s the kind of public-sector open-source move we’ll be talking about at #SCCON this week. Find us with OpenProject at the @nextcloud booth 606. Every day at 15:15, @caubin will demo XWiki as a Confluence alternative, and we’ll show how XWiki and OpenProject connect through our bidirectional integration. 📍 Berlin, Oct 13–15 #OpenSource #sccon26
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#sccon#opensource#sccon26
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What a start to #SCCON2026! 🚀 Federal Minister Karsten Wildberger visited the ZenDiS booth yesterday, and there's more exciting news for #OpenSource: Munich is moving to replace Jira and Confluence with OpenProject and @xwiki. We're in Berlin with our partners Nextcloud and ZenDiS, talking about #DigitalSovereignty and open source alternatives. Come meet us at ZenDiS (103) or Nextcloud (606)! 🎤 @RosannaSibora presents OpenProject today and tomorrow at 13:15 at Nextcloud. 💙
1 boosts · 1 favs · 0 replies · Oct 14, 2026
#sccon2026#opensource#digitalsovereignty