Last November 19th, I represented Obeo at the Paris Open Source Summit, first European event on the free & Open Source sector. During my talk, I spoke about Obeo business model and our corporate values. As a classic software company, it’s easy to define a business model and its ROI based on a cost per user. But as an open source software provider, the issue is different. In 2005 when we started Obeo with Etienne Juliot and Jonathan Musset, we decided to focus on open innovation. But being cost-effective with free technologies was certainly not going to be easy to achieve! Indeed it was a major risk-taking! Table ronde @EDFofficiel @GroupeSmile @obeo_fr sur "Comment lever les freins sur les achats #opensource" #OSSPARIS15 pic.twitter.com/9NBCtpnLK9 — Grégory BECUE (@becueg) 19 Novembre 2015 An open source softwares company shares the same business core as a commercial softwares one: developing innovative, sustainable and high performance new technologies. It’s a current mis...

  We are excited to announce the release of Sirius 3.1!   Discover Sirius 3.1 Cool Innovations   Build awesome diagrams with new graphical options, including compartments and customized border styles   For a better visualization experience, download Sirius 3.1 and follow our new tutorial!   @Obeo_Corp     #EclipseSirius...

Obeo was in Ottawa at MODELS 2015, the biggest conference on software and systems modeling. We hope you are enjoying beautiful Ottawa! #models15 pic.twitter.com/rPr9D4pKcq — MoDELS Conference (@modelsconf) October 1, 2015 This year again, the program focused on Domain Specific Languages, or in other words how to adress specific problematics with dedicated modeling languages, perfectly adapted to users needs. Other topics were discussed such as requirements management, models at runtime, but also models evolution over the long term. Before the main talk, almost twenty workshops were organized to discuss different topics such as the rise of Open Source modeling solutions as part of OSS4MDE workshop. In this context, our Thales and Irisa partners presented the Clarity project. This collaborative project consists in developing and structuring an international ecosystem of major actors centered on the model-based systems engineering solution Capella. Obeo is the leader of this proje...

Launched in 2013, the Eclipse Sirius project has now gathered an active community. So, it is now the perfect time to meet up! SiriusCon 2015 will be the first international conference dedicated to the Sirius technology. This one-day free event will propose two tracks for both beginners and advanced Sirius users who will share best practices, insights, case studies, and innovations. By joining this community event, you will definitely learn a lot about Sirius! If you have interesting topics to say and to show about Sirius, we invite you to propose a talk. We are interested in: Testimonies about how Sirius is used in your working context. Extensions of Sirius technology to meet specific or general purpose needs. Other cool stuff with Sirius! The proposed format is 30 minutes (25' for the presentation + 5' for questions). Just drop us an email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for submitting an abstract of your presentation. The submission deadline is Friday October 16th 2015...

An advanced tutorial for Sirius has been published: http://www.eclipse.org/sirius/getstarted.htmlStarting from the result of the Starter Tutorial, it will guide you extending a basic modeling tool with advanced features of Sirius: Edition tools: edge creation, edge reconnection, element deletion, label edition Graphical improvements: SVG images, styles customization Complexity management: layers, filters, validation rules, quick fixes Other kinds of representations: containers, bordered nodes, tables, navigation between representations Extensions: Java services   This tutorial was initially presented during EclipseCon France 2015. It has been updated with Sirius 3.0....