Mikel's interest in computers started at school with a Pentium 100 and Windows 95. He had never used a keyboard before. Once he had the mouse in his hand there was no turning back. Mikel landed in Tegonal after first journeying through Spain, France, the Czech Republic and Ireland. En-route he picked up another 2 and a half languages and successfully completed a doctorate in aeronautics.
Even with all this baggage there have always been two key concepts that have remained, free technologies and technology for the people. Tegonal is a good fit for Mikel's interests because working with this team includes direct contact with the client, using the latest technologies, space to work with and for free technologies and work with associations. He particularly appreciates the environment where decisions are made together.
A quick look at the numbers of the past year in comparison to 2021.
This year Tegonal took part in the free and open source software conference FOSDEM 2020.
We are so proud to announce that in 2020, OpenOlitor helped organizing a structure for the successful delivery of more than 120'000 baskets for our partner Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) groups. All of them, self-organized organizations working with small local producers and a lot of good intentions! If you are interested on CSAs and OpenOlitor, contact us!
During our Open Source Week we identified a few topics we could work on. Today I would like to focus on one of those and share our findings.
A quick look at the numbers of the past year in comparison to previous years.
Tegonal is pleased to announce a collaboration with the Open Food Network Switzerland offering this non profit association the technical consulting needed for their activities.
This Sunday 18th of November, the Sunu team, a group focused on providing Open Source tools for Community Supported Agriculture groups in Germany, will be presenting OpenOlitor in the Bits & Bäume, the Conference for Digitalization and Sustainability happening in Berlin 17th and 18th of November.
More information about the topic is available in fahrplan.bits-und-baeume.org
Openolitor helped distribute 170,000 baskets in Switzerland & 10,000 in Germany in 2021