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Hundreds of organizations. One shared ambition.

Today at the EuroCommons Coalition Day in Paris, we saw public institutions, enterprises, open source companies, integrators, and policymakers come together to discuss how Europe can strengthen its digital commons through collaboration.

What makes EuroCommons stand out is its practical approach. Rather than every organization tackling migration, interoperability, and digital sovereignty on its own, the initiative creates coalitions to identify common needs, pool development efforts, and accelerate open source solutions together.

At OpenProject, we're proud to contribute our experience in project and work management and to collaborate with partners such as XWiki and many others on this journey.

If you'd like to learn more about why we're part of EuroCommons, our collaboration with XWiki, and how we're helping organizations build a European open source alternative for project management and enterprise knowledge management, we've published a new article:

🔗 https://www.openproject.org/blog/eurocommons-openproject-xwiki/

#EuroCommons #OpenSource #DigitalSovereignty #EuropeanTech #OpenProject

u/Anna_OpenProject — 5 days ago
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Today we're in Paris for the EuroCommons Coalition Day

Our CPO Rosanna Sibora and CTO & Co-founder Wieland Lindenthal are joining organizations from across Europe to kick off the first operational EuroCommons coalitions.

We're excited to contribute to the coalition focused on project management tools, collaborating with partners such as XWiki and many others to strengthen open source collaboration and help shape the future of European digital commons.

Thank you to Groupe Caisse des Dépôts and everyone involved in bringing this initiative together. Looking forward to an inspiring day of discussions, new connections, and collaboration.

#EuroCommons #EuroCommonsCoalitionDay

u/Anna_OpenProject — 5 days ago

📢 Tomorrow at 15:00 CET: Take Back Control from Atlassian

Join OpenProject and XWiki for a live webinar on migrating from Jira and Confluence to an open source collaboration stack.

We'll cover migration best practices, recent product developments, roadmap highlights, and answer your questions live.

🔗 Register here: https://xwiki.com/en/webinars/Open-Project-XWiki-June-2026

#OpenSource #OpenProject #XWiki #Atlassian #Jira #Confluence

u/Anna_OpenProject — 13 days ago

How to use Backlog buckets in OpenProject to structure and manage your backlog

Is your backlog helping your team move forward, or slowing it down?

As products grow, backlog management becomes more challenging.

Priorities get buried, refinement becomes harder, and teams spend more time organizing than delivering.

With Backlog buckets in OpenProject, you can structure your backlog into meaningful categories, whether that's ready-for-development items, bugs, discovery work, future ideas, team ownership, or roadmap horizons.

In her latest blog post, our Chief Product Officer, Rosanna Sibora, shares how Backlog buckets help teams bring structure to growing backlogs and keep focus on the work that matters most.

📖 Read the article: https://www.openproject.org/blog/backlog-buckets/

How does your team keep large backlogs organized and actionable?

u/Anna_OpenProject — 14 days ago

Considering alternatives to Jira and Confluence? We're hosting a webinar on migrating to OpenProject and XWiki

With Atlassian ending Data Center support and moving customers toward the cloud, many organizations are re-evaluating their collaboration stack.

On 24 June at 15:00 CET, OpenProject and XWiki are hosting a webinar about migrating from Jira and Confluence to open source alternatives.

We'll cover:

  • How OpenProject and XWiki complement each other for project management, issue tracking, documentation, and knowledge sharing
  • Best practices for migrating from Jira and Confluence
  • Recent updates to migration tooling
  • Product roadmap highlights
  • Live Q&A

The session will be presented by Robin Wagner (COO, OpenProject) and Ștefana Nazare (Product Owner, XWiki).

Whether you're actively planning a migration or just exploring alternatives, we'd be happy to discuss your questions and use cases.

Registration: https://xwiki.com/en/webinars/Open-Project-XWiki-June-2026

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