Evgeny Khramtsov <[email protected]>:
> Well, my company (ProcessOne) has been doing this since 2002 or so. We
> are trying to convince customers that XMPP is a worthy technology, but
> it is becoming harder and harder to do.

Actually, I see xmpp as a possible solution here for multiple reasons. 

There is a hype about Slack right now, but Slack is rather expensive. If we 
could provide a similar UX in top of self-hosted XMPP, that would be a good 
selling point. 

Furthermore, big companies are often bound by compliance requirements (archival 
duties, on site storage, etc). This is another selling point. 

IMHO all we need here is a server package / consultancy to roll out the 
implementation, a usable set of clients for mobile, desktop and the web, and a 
compelling 2FA authentication mechanism. 

Georg 
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