Rikupekka Oksanen

I have been using and developing Plone based services at the University of Jyväskylä since 2004 (and Zope since 2002). I first started as a web developer, then later took on roles in project management, customer support, trainer, and team lead. From 2020-2024, I served as Plone's Marketing and Communications Team lead, and now I am still a team member there. Last year I was organizing Plone Conference 2025 in Finland and now I am Plone Foundation Board member. When I am not doing Plone, I like to play video games or go golfing, watch movies or series, hike outside in the forests, or go fishing on a lake.

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"This talk describes two complex and critical Plone 6 based services for University of Jyväskylä. Moniviestin - Our recently renewed video platform with over 23 years of history behind it and a fresh migration done from Plone 4.3 to Plone 6. How can we safely and gradually move 65 000 videos from one system to another? Researchvideo with MyJYU AI Translation - Our secure media platform on Plone 6 for sensitive research material since 2024, now integrated with our mobile app for recordings. What kind of feedback our researchers have given and how we have improved the system? Through those use cases I will discuss the role of Plone for users and developers in these services, and the ever more important aspect of maintaining digital sovereignty over your data and your software, and how open source software can help you achieve that. In addition, our university is going through a merging process with Jamk University of Applied Sciences in Jyväskylä, and I am looking at how this might affect our own video platforms' future. Keywords: Plone 6, Volto, security, video, open source, digital sovereignty, university, public sector.
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