DeepaMehta was used at the Sustainable IT conference in Berlin on October 17-18, 2007 as a collaboration and documentation tool. During the Open Inquiry process sustainability-related questions and answers of the conference's participants were mapped on a shared screen. The Open Inquiry was conceived by the Jugendbündnis Zukunftsenergie.
The Sustainable IT conference reflects the impact of information and communication technology on natural resources.
On September 28, 2007, the DeepaMehta company has been transformed into a limited liability corporation (GmbH in Germany). The DeepaMehta corporation offers professional services around the DeepaMehta software platform. Services include development of customized solutions, consulting, and application service providing.
Members of the company are Andreas Gebhard (CEO) and Jörg Richter (CTO).
The article DeepaMehta -- Another Computer is Possible (August 10, 2007) by DeepaMehta co-founder Jörg Richter and Dr. Jurij Poelchau has been accepted for publication in Emerging Technologies for Semantic Work Environments: Techniques, Methods, and Applications. The book is edited by Jörg Rech, Björn Decker, and Eric Ras, Fraunhofer Institute for 
Experimental Software Engineering (IESE). Publication is scheduled for end of 2007.
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On May 31, 2007 DeepaMehta was introduced at the Google Developer Day 2007 in Hamburg/Germany. In his presentation "DeepaMehta -- the Metatool for the Google-Cosmos", DeepaMehta CEO Andreas Gebhard envisaged the integration of various Google APIs (search, mail, maps, ...) into the DeepaMehta semantic desktop.
The Google Developer Day 2007 took place all over the world simultaneously and its various sessions are available as web-video.
On April 23, 2007 the IT news portal ZDNet.de mentioned DeepaMehta in their article Web 2.0 im Business-Bereich: Bloggen oder lieber blocken? (in German). Lothar Lochmaier discusses the opportunities of social software and Web 2.0 for business and finds that DeepaMehta's approach vitalizes the subject of knowledge management through its easy-to-use features.
Episode 96 of the Küchenradio podacst contains an interview with DeepaMehta co-founder Jörg Richter. In this interview, he reflects about computers and cultural criticism: what we do with machines, and what machines do with us. The interview was recorded (in German) on April 12, 2007 during the re:publica conference in Berlin.
The second half of the podcast contains an interview with re:publica co-organizer Markus Beckedahl.
On April 12, 2007 a workshop focusing on DeepaMehta business applications takes place at the re:publica conference in Berlin.
The conference addresses philosophical, social, economical, and legal issues of the net (r)evolution in terms of Web 2.0, Open Source, and Social Media.
5 weeks after the 2nd beta the 3rd beta of DeepaMehta 5.0 is released at May 29, 2019. New features and improvements regard mostly the Webclient. Highlights include: 1) LDAP login through external plugin, 2) new role types can be created interactively, 3) configurable topic icon colors, and topic/association background color. There is also a couple of crucial bug fixes, e.g. on macOS the Webclient works with Chrome/Chromium again. For details see the Release Notes. For general information about DeepaMehta/DMX see the README. For support please use our new DMX forum.
12 weeks after the 1st beta DeepaMehta 5.0-beta-2 is released at Apr 23, 2019. There are a lot of new features and improvements in the DeepaMehta Webclient. In the backend the focus was on database consolidation. For detailed information about this release see the Release Notes. For general information about DeepaMehta see the README. For questions or support please use our new DMX forum. You can sign in with your Google or GitHub account.
Note that DeepaMehta 5 is rebranded "DMX". DeepaMehta 5 and DMX is the same; same codebase, same features, same license (GPL 3 or later).
