Working in a Purple Submarine Matrix in openDesk
summary
OpenDesk is an open-source workspace suite that runs as a self-hosted Kubernetes Community Edition or as OpenDesk Enterprise Edition SaaS with real-time support; deployments include public-data-center hosting, confidential cloud layers and an experimental purple submarine mode for constrained or alternative infrastructure. Core apps are email, calendar, files, editor, calls plus project and knowledge management; over 50 federal and state agencies and several thousand users are testing it to avoid vendor lock-in and meet security and accessibility requirements.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:10About our organization
- 3:22Core functions of openDesk
- 5:53Why openDesk exists
- 7:20Deployment options for openDesk
- 9:26Testing and adoption
- 11:14Open source flexibility benefits
- 12:37Q&A session
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