Since December 9, 2008 SE Group utilizes DeepaMehta as a knowledge management platform. SE Group considers DeepaMehta's multi-dimensional information repository 
and its collaboration features as ideal for sharing information among employees, and keeping international project partners in touch.
SE Group is a systemic consultancy with a strong academic background. They describe themselves as "Independant Think Tank for Leading Practice".
DeepaMehta is reviewed in "Web 2.0 -- Youth Online as Educational Challenge" (in German). In his chapter "Learning Tools for the Web 2.0 Generation" co-editor Franz Josef Röll writes: "DeepaMehta is a suitable learning environment because the screen content and layout is individually constituted by the user itself. [...] At any moment the screen reflects the individual learning situation as a whole."
The book was published on November 15, 2008, by kopaed, Munich.
On November 1, 2008 DeepaMehta is presented at the Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex" Release Party. The party takes place at the Berlin hackerspace c-base and begins at 4 p.m. The DeepaMehta presentation is scheduled for 6 p.m.
DeepaMehta 2.0b8 has been released on November 1, 2008 and is available for download. New features since DeepaMehta 2.0b7 include (see details in the release notes):
We like to thank all the contributors and supporters.
On September 24, 2008 DeepaMehta CEO Andreas Gebhard presented the DeepaMehta platform at the BITKOM working group Knowledge Engineering & Management (KEM), hosted by USU AG.
Agenda (PDF, 40 KB)
In summer 2008 a group of media and computing students created a hypermedia backend with DeepaMehta for an information system for visitors to the penguin house at Berlin Zoological Garden. A Flash-based touch display was utilized as frontend. The application prototype ("SemKingPeng") was developed in the context of the BAER project.
BAER is an interdisciplinary R&D project that deals with new concepts for zoo management and is conducted by the University of Applied Sciences, Berlin (TFH).
→ "SemKingPeng" showcase (German)
→ Interactive demo (Flash required)
→ Article in BAER publication (PDF, 330 KB)
→ Download and create your own content
In June 2008 the article DeepaMehta -- Another Computer is Possible by DeepaMehta co-founder Jörg Richter and Dr. Jurij Poelchau was published in Emerging Technologies for Semantic Work Environments. The book is edited by Jörg Rech, Björn Decker, and Eric Ras, Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (IESE).
Article Download (PDF, 2.9 MB)
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).
