We are the largest open source project in the Microsoft Ecosystem. 

7.0M+ Downloads; Hundreds of thousands of sites; 1.0M+ Registered Members; 2200 Product Subscription Customers!

Bank of America, Time Warner, Aviva, SportsDirect, Department of Defense – DOD (over 160 web properties), Sears, etc.

We are renowned for helping organizations “manage content”.  Why not also help them “manage communities”? 

What is DNNWorld 2012 going to be about?

Acquisition to increase synergy between DotNetNuke Platform and Third Party Software Extensions for the benefit of end users;

Jay Brice Snow, Founder & CEO of Snowcovered to join DotNetNuke Corp's business advisory board

Microsoft Corporation takes its time to embrace a new thing but once they do, they make sure they are super successful at it. They weren’t the first in operating systems or office applications or business applications or browsers or in any number of things.  But once they entered each of these fields, they have proven to be super successful in each of them.  The company and leadership have exhibited a remarkable ability in that, many times, they come to a conclusion or decision but don’t think twice about changing that decision either when the market proves them wrong OR when the market dynamics change.

Over the last 48 hours, I have been both watching and receiving responses related to our recent announcement.  Andreas Di Palma has also reached out to the existing Xepient user base and received their initial reactions and responses as well (see Andreas' post).  Overall, the responses to the blog and to our communication to the existing Xepient customer base have been positive with some expressing their concerns at the move.  The discussions in our Forums, though,

DotNetNuke responds to market demand for phone support and extended support hours with the launch of DotNetNuke Elite and DotNetNuke Elite Premier.

 First of all, an apology is in order.  My last blog was in December 2009, quite a while ago.  I guess I am not really a natural blogger like some others for whom blogging seems a natural extension of themselves.  I promise to try harder …