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Novell Vibe

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Novell Vibe
Company typeSoftware platform
IndustryTeam collaboration software
PredecessorNovell Teaming, Novell Pulse
FoundedJune 2008; 18 years ago (2008-06)
ProductsTeam collaboration, document management, project collaboration, process automation, enterprise intranet/extranet
OwnerOpenText
Websitewww.microfocus.com/en-us/products/vibe/overview

Novell Vibe is a cloud-based platform designed for team collaboration, originally introduced by Novell in June 2008 under the name Novell Teaming. It serves multiple purposes including acting as a centralized knowledge base, a document management system, a project collaboration environment, a tool for automating processes, and as an enterprise intranet or extranet. The platform enables users to securely upload, edit, manage, and comment on various content types.

The document management capabilities encompass version tracking, approval workflows, and monitoring of document life cycles. Additionally, users have access to the complimentary Vibe Resource Library, where they can download and tailor pre-designed webpages and workflow templates.

Following Novell's acquisition, the product was renamed Micro Focus Vibe as of 2022. Currently, Novell operates under the ownership of OpenText.

History

The creation of Novell Vibe came about in 2010 through the integration of two separate Novell offerings: Teaming and Pulse. Notably, Novell Pulse was launched in 2009 as a communication platform utilizing the Google Wave Federation Protocol.

Compatibility

Novell Vibe is compatible with a variety of server environments, operating systems, web browsers, mobile platforms, and integrates with Microsoft Office applications.

Interoperability

The platform supports integration with several software solutions including Novell Access Manager, Novell GroupWise, Skype, and YouTube. Authentication is managed through LDAP directory services.

Extensibility

Functionality within Vibe can be expanded by administrators or external developers who create custom software extensions, remote apps, or JAR files to enhance its capabilities.

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