The e-LAMP package began three years ago. Alex Brillantes was looking for a software engine package to use for his Content Management System that would hold user's information in a database package. The system has to be "open source" which would be cost-effective as it would be free to use and apply.
The result was a program called "elgg" and the software powers a wide range of networks including the following:
OxfamRoyal College of British ArchitectsAustralian GovernmentBritish GovernmentFederal Canadian GovernmentMITRENew Zealand Ministry of EducationState of Ohio, USAThe World BankUNESCOUnited Nations Development ProgrammeCanadian Employment and Immigration UnionTides CanadaAerospaceNASAThe Executive LoungeHedgehogs.netHill and KnowltonInstitute of Executive CoachingInteractive Games & Entertainment AssociationLive Out ThereUnltdWorldWiley PublishingHarvard University Extension SchoolSaugus School DistrictStanford UniversityThink Global SchoolUniversity of BrightonUniversity of Calgary, Grid Research CentreUniversite Lille 1University of Nebraska-LincolnJohns Hopkins UniversityOregon State UniversityGreat Ormond Street HospitalUniversity of FloridaWord for the World Christian Fellowship of North AmericaAlpha Phi Omega International Collegiate Service Fraternity
... the last two were our test installations running for the last three years with 100% uptime.
source: https://elgg.org/powering.php
... for more information, please email: alexbrillantes@gmail.com
