Feng Office

Feng Office
Company type	Private
Industry	Software
Founded	2008
Headquarters	Montevideo, Uruguay
Key people	Conrado Viña, Sergio Riestra, Marcos Saiz, Ignacio de Soto
Products	Team collaboration and Project Management
Website	www.fengoffice.com

Feng Office is a Uruguayan software development company known for developing Feng Office Collaboration Platform and associated services:

Feng Sky ^[2] is Feng Office on Demand provided as SaaS
Feng Onsite ^[3] is a Feng Office platform installed on external servers
Feng Office Community Edition^[4] is the open-source self-installed and self-supported version

History[edit]

Feng Office started as The OpenGoo Open Source Project, a degree project at the faculty of Engineering of the University of the Republic, Uruguay. The project was presented and championed by software engineer Conrado Viña.^[5] Software engineers Marcos Saiz and Ignacio de Soto developed the first prototype as their thesis. Professors Eduardo Fernández and Tomas Laurenzo^[6] served as tutors. Conrado, Ignacio and Marcos founded the OpenGoo community and remain active members and core developers. The thesis was approved with the highest score.

In 2008 Conrado Viña, Marcos Saiz, Sergio Riestra and Ignacio de Soto started the company Feng Office, taking care of the development and support for the OpenGoo project. In December 2009, Feng Office decided to rebrand OpenGoo as Feng Office.^[7]

References[edit]

^ Feng Office Team - Feng Office
^ Feng Sky Service
^ Feng Onsite Service
^ Feng Community Edition
^ http://www.fing.edu.uy/inco/cursos/proygrado/bosquejos2008.html#0039^{[permanent dead link]}
^ Tomas Laurenzo's Bio
^ Simon Mackie of GigaOm (December 29, 2009). "OpenGoo Rebranded As Feng Office Community Edition". The New York Times.

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[1] Feng Office Team - Feng Office

[2] Feng Sky Service

[3] Feng Onsite Service

[4] Feng Community Edition

[5] ttp://www.fing.edu.uy/inco/cursos/proygrado/bosquejos2008.html#0039^{[permanent dead link]}

[6] Tomas Laurenzo's Bio

[7] Simon Mackie of GigaOm (December 29, 2009). "OpenGoo Rebranded As Feng Office Community Edition". The New York Times.

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