Phoenix, AZ - July 1, 2009 —Unicon, Inc., a leading provider of software consulting services for the education market, today announced that representatives from New York University (NYU) and Unicon will jointly present a Portfolio Session Track titled, “Alternatives to OSP: Making Portfolios Flexible and Fun (Yes, Fun!)” at the 10th Annual Sakai Conference being
Program Provides Scalable Levels of Technical Assistance and Discounts for Multiple Platforms
Phoenix, AZ - July 1, 2009 —Unicon, Inc., a leading provider of software consulting services for the education market, today announced that representatives from New York University (NYU) and Unicon will jointly present a Portfolio Session Track titled, “Alternatives to OSP: Making Portfolios Flexible and Fun (Yes, Fun!)” at the 10th Annual Sakai Conference being
Program Provides Scalable Levels of Technical Assistance and Discounts for Multiple Platforms
Council Focus to Ensure Product Quality and Cohesiveness for Teaching, Research, and Collaboration Needs
Join Unicon in Booth #528 at the Campus Technology Conference, July 27–30, 2009, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Phoenix, AZ - May 13, 2009 —Unicon, Inc., a leading provider of software consulting services for the education market, congratulates the University of Georgia for the successful launch of its next generation MyUGA Web site based on the open source uPortal 3 platf
Please enjoy this video from a recent webinar in which I provide a guided tour of Shibboleth.
John A. Lewis is the Chief Software Architect for Unicon Inc, the leading independent provider of open source training, consulting, and support in higher education. John is a 16 year veteran of the software engineering industry. His passions are large-scale enterprise architecture, open-source technologies, and agile software development methods. John has been working heavily in Java-based enterprise information portals since 2001 and is the lead developer of Spring Portlet MVC, which provides JSR 168 support in the Spring Framework. He is also active in several higher education open source communities, including uPortal and Sakai.
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This is an update to an earlier article that documented how to install uPortal 2.5.x and uPortal 2.6.x. This will be a new article with much of the same content. While the installation process is similar, there are enough differences that it is worth having two articles covering the differences.
Join Unicon at the 10th Annual Sakai Summer Conference, July 8-10, 2009, in Boston, Massachusetts.
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