12. 03. 2014 Arianna Cunaccia NetEye, Real User Experience

Georg Kostner presents Al’exa at the CeBIT

Video live-stream from the CeBIT: the End User Experience with the Open Source project Al’exa. The live presentation had been already held. The download version will be available soon. We’ll keep you up to date.

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