CRM API

Kurund and Lobo will be in New York City on Dec 19th / 20th. They have a potential space near Union Square for Dec 19th that we could use if we get enough folks interested. They will tailor the session based on the needs of the folks who sign up :)

If you are interested please send Lobo an email (lobo at yahoo dot com) along with ideas on what you'd like the session to be about. They'd love to get some user feedback, comments and critique of CiviCRM. They'll spend some time explaining a few things coming in CiviCRM v2.0

Title: Linux/UNIX Systems Administrator

Location: Lakewood, CO (Denver Federal Center)
Team: NI-130 – Unix/Database support team (Task Order 4)
Start: ASAP
Length: May 2008
Responsibilities:
The hired contractor will have the following specific responsibilities:

· Assist with the everyday work of installing and maintaining SuSe Linux servers

· Skilled in the installation, configuration and administration of Linux (preferably Novell SuSe Linux Enterprise Servers and Desktops)

And there we have it! The barebone skeleton of what could become a fabulous gizmo that takes all the different CRMs and provides consistent, drupal-like objects and interfaces for them.

One of the main ideas behind this module was to bring some consistency to how CRMs and drupal interact. Nothing is set in stone yet, but we picked a set of fieldnames that will remain consistent in drupal regardless of what cRM you are using.

Greetings from the Trellon Metaverse!

So, there's been some growing interest in this module and we're finally getting something to show you guys.

I've bloged about it over on the Trellon blog. Some juicy bits over there. What we really want to show everyone at this point is some really awesome abstraction and how it can be hopefully used(abused?) in the future to make some awesome sites and modules.

Is this linked into the CRM API project:
http://drupal.org/project/salesforce