Heise reports that ZenDiS, the German Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration, launched a partner program that for the first time lets private-sector cloud and IT providers build offerings on the openDesk Enterprise Edition. The program defines three categories: Official Distributor for value-added distributors that resell subscriptions, Approved Sovereign Service Provider for SaaS providers that must hold a BSI-C5 attestation and SEAL Level 3 under the European Cloud Sovereignty Framework, and Approved System Integrator for full-service providers with open-source and Kubernetes expertise. openDesk bundles file sharing, office, email, calendar and video conferencing as a sovereign alternative to Microsoft 365.
OpenDesk Launches Partner Program to Bring the Sovereign Office Suite to the Private Sector
Heise reports that ZenDiS, the German Center for Digital Sovereignty of Public Administration, launched a partner program that for the first time lets private-sector cloud and IT providers build offerings on the openDesk Enterprise Edition. The program defines three categories: Official Distributor for value-added distributors that resell subscriptions, Approved Sovereign Service Provider for SaaS providers that must hold a BSI-C5 attestation and SEAL Level 3 under the European Cloud Sovereignty Framework, and Approved System Integrator for full-service providers with open-source and Kubernetes expertise. openDesk bundles file sharing, office, email, calendar and video conferencing as a sovereign alternative to Microsoft 365.
Source: Heise