Some bug fixes have also been made since GLPI 10.0.19, read the full changelog for more details.
You can download the GLPI 10.0.20 archive on GitHub.
We would like to thank all people who contributed to this new version and all those who contributes regularly to the GLPI project!
Regards.
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We are excited to see GLPI ITSM expanding internationally and helping more clients through our GLPI Network offering, whether it’s on-premise or in Cloud. Our new partners play a key role in making these services more accessible and ensuring high-quality support.
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If you would like to represent and deploy GLPI in your country, contact us: https://glpi-project.org/contact_us/
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We are excited to see GLPI ITSM expanding internationally and helping more clients through our GLPI Network offering, whether it’s on-premise or in Cloud. Our new partners play a key role in making these services more accessible and ensuring high-quality support.
Being a partner means:
If you would like to represent and deploy GLPI in your country, contact us: https://glpi-project.org/contact_us/
This means no more new features will be added; the focus is now on bug fixing, and completing translations. The version is feature-ready, and we’re very close to the stable release.
GLPI 11 stable will be released on 1st October 🎉
You can already explore what’s coming in this major version by checking out the full changelog, but here are a few highlights:
To help us make this release as solid as possible, we need the community’s support!
Here’s how you can contribute:
A last note, all plugins supported by us are currently available and can be tested along this new GLPI version. We invite plugin developers from the community to also port theirs. A guide listing the important changes in the framework is available.
Every contribution, brings us closer to delivering the best possible 11.0 version to everyone.
At Teclib’, we firmly believe that the strength of our open-source ecosystem lies in the power of partnerships. Last week, our Channel Manager for Brazil, Nicolas Maymil, visited our partner Pellissari Soluções in Ponta Grossa (PR), further deepening the collaboration that has been key to expanding GLPI’s presence in southern Brazil.
Invited by João, founder and director of PLSS, Nicolas spent two intensive days engaging with the entire PLSS team. These discussions were rich and fruitful focused on identifying new opportunities with GLPI, exchanging strategies, and exploring new possibilities for synergy that will strengthen our mutual growth.
During this visit, several meetings took place between Nicolas and the PLSS management team, composed of Joao Pellissari, Laís Leal, Fábio Maia, and Sergio Paschenda. These discussions highlighted that this collaboration is based on shared values and a common goal: to provide robust and accessible IT service management to companies throughout Brazil, as well as locally in Ponta Grossa.
Nicolas also had the opportunity to present the scope and ambitions of the partnership between Teclib’ and PLSS during a Town Meeting that brought together the entire PLSS team.
The trip also provided a valuable opportunity to deepen our understanding of the local business and tech ecosystem. We had the honor of meeting with Faynara Merege, Secretary of Industry and Commerce of Ponta Grossa, to discuss the dynamics of the local economy and how companies like PLSS play a pivotal role in accelerating technological development in the region.
Our meetings also included discussions with key institutional stakeholders who promote local innovation, industry, and entrepreneurship. Among them were members of ACPIG (Associação Comercial, Industrial e Empresarial de Ponta Grossa): Giorgia Bin Bochenek, Leonardo Puppi Bernardi, and Jeymission Melo. In collaboration with ACPIG, we also had the opportunity to record a podcast about the Teclib’-PLSS partnership and the strategic impact of GLPI in Brazil..
his visit was also an opportunity to present the partnership to the regional media, through several fruitful exchanges that highlighted the tangible impact of this collaboration for PLSS and GLPI in the region. In attendance were:
A special thanks to Eloir for welcoming us at the Jornal da Manhã & Portal A Rede studio, which gave us the opportunity to conduct an exclusive interview broadcast live on the media’s platforms.
These meetings were made possible thanks to the support of Guilherme Dias, who actively assists PLSS in organizing these events and promoting innovation in Ponta Grossa.
This visit also highlighted two great GLPI success stories in Ponta Grossa:
These are further examples of successful GLPI projects in Brazil!
We also had very insightful discussions with Carlos Alberto Wegrow, Head of Information Systems at Grupo Gondaski, a major and multi-sectoral local player. Together, we explored various ways in which GLPI could support their digital transformation and process optimization projects, thus opening up promising prospects for future collaboration.
At Teclib’, we are proud to see how open source solutions like GLPI create value through collaboration and innovation, generating sustainable and long-lasting growth for all stakeholders involved. This visit reaffirms the importance of strategic local partnerships in building a stronger and more sustainable digital future, both in Brazil and around the world.
Open Source, strong together.