Usage estimation of public XMPP servers per domain
Based on data gathered by our IMtrends search engine, here is our very first “market shares” estimation on XMPP servers, for domains known by IMtrends.
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ProcessOne at XMPP summit
ProcessOne will be at the XMPP summit from 20th to 22th of july 2008. We are eager to meet XMPP servers and clients developers, but
1 min readejabberd and XMPP client compliance
People often ask us if our server works well with this client or this other one. Actually, we are not aware of any problem with
1 min readA set of new ejabberd modules
Several interesting technical ejabberd modules have been released lately: Rest module, Atom pubsub bridge, XMPP/AMQP gateway
1 min readProcessOne partnership programme relaunched
ejabberd and other ProcessOne components have become a strategic element in many customers infrastructure. We have recently relaunched our partner programme to organise tighter collaboration
1 min readTalk at Erlang Exchange Conference, London, UK on June 27th
I will be talking in a London conference about ejabberd XMPP application server and Tsung benchmarking (HTTP and XMPP).
1 min readWhat’s next for instant messaging?
It’s a question that everyone is asking – and the answers are as varied as they are numerous. Only one thing is certain: instant messaging is going to continue to evolve rapidly and become embedded as a means of business and social communication.
1 min readIMtrends launched: 5887 public XMPP known domains
We have just launched a new service to study instant messaging trends and share statistics and knowledge on instant messaging usage.
1 min readMajor League of Baseball and ProcessOne
We have worked with MLB.com to deploy a large scale XMPP based chat system. It is a very exciting and fun project that shows
1 min readBoost corporate productivity with instant messaging
Instant messaging has been perceived as a productivity killer tool for a long time. A recent study shows that it is not the case and can actually reduce workplace interruption.
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