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| Type | Private |
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| Founded | February 2005 |
| Headquarters | Berkeley., USA |
| Key people | Vassil Mladjov (CEO, founder) Nick Dimitrov (Co-founder) Sean Engmann (COO) |
| Website | http://www.blogtronix.com |
The software company Blogtronix LLC in Berkeley, California produces an enterprise social software suite, encompassing blogs, wikis, social networking, microblogging, real-time collaboration and document management. The company has offices in the United States, Europe, and Canada, with headquarters in Berkeley, California.
Blogtronix was founded in 2005 by Vassil Mladjov and Nick Dimitrov.[1] Blogtronix Enterprise 1.5 was released in Nov, 2006. Information World Review and CMSWire compared Blogtronix 1.5 favorably to Intel's SuiteTwo collaboration platform, which was a combination of several different collaboration elements including Socialtext.[2][3] Blogtronix 3.5 was debuted Nov 16-20, 2009 at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City.[4] Notable clients include Thomson-Reuters[5], Red Herring[6], and Telus.[7]. In 2008 and 2009, Blogtronix was included in the Gartner Reporting Magic Quadrant for Social Software [8] Gartner listed Blogtronix as a "social software vendor" in its "Collaboration and Social Software Vendor Guide" for 2009.[9] In December 2009, Blogtronix was named to Red Herring's Global 100 finalist list.[10]
The company sponsors an open-source microblogging platform called Sharetronix. Sharetronix uses the Affero General Public License, version 3.[11] Sharetronix powers over 2000 communities.[12]
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According to the Blogtronix home page, basic server requirements for BlogtronixEnterprise [13] are as follows:
Requirements for Sharetronix 1.0:[14]
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