Bedework: Open Source Calendar System for the Enterprise

Bedework is an open-source, enterprise calendar system designed to conform to current calendaring standards. Made for higher education and built in Java, Bedework has a centralized server architecture allowing immediate update of public and personal calendaring information.

News & Updates

• Bedework 3.4.1.1 Preview Release Available

  May 15, 2008: includes support for RFC-2445 X-properties

• Bedework 3.4.1 Released

  March 18, 2008: We are pleased to announce the release of Bedework 3.4.1. See our recent changes for details.

• Bedework Visits Europe

  In November 2007, members of the Bedework team along with Dave Thewlis, the Executive Director of CalConnect, traveled to England, Denmark, Sweden and Spain to meet with European developers.

• Bedework Provides Support to the Open Connector Project

  Bedework, the open-source, enterprise calendar system for higher education, will be working closely with the Open Connector Project, developers of open-source extensions for Microsoft Outlook ®, to better support CalDAV in Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007.

• Bedework at "1"

  Reflections on Bedework's one year anniversary.

• IETF publishes CalDAV Proposed Standard - RFC 4791 (PDF)

  CalDAV has moved from draft to RFC. CalConnect, the calendaring and scheduling consortium - of which the Bedework developers are members, has released this press release (PDF) lauding the development.

• Bedework Receives Mellon Foundation MATC Award

  Bedework was among the 10 initial recipients of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's Technology Collaboration (MATC) award for leadership in the collaborative development of open source software tools with particular application to higher education and not-for-profit activities.

Bedework is maintained under a "BSD-style" open source license.