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opsi is a Client Management System for Windows and Linux clients based on Linux servers. opsi is used for automatic OS installation, software depolyment, hard- and software inventory, distributed software depots.

Misoo Retail Dynamics is a modern retail management software with Point Of Sale developed in java and MySQL. Misoo Retail Dynamics has been designed to meet the needs of today’s super-competitive, multi-channel business environment. Misoo Retail Dynamics many possible implementations are built using the same powerful engine and expertise. Available for supermarkets, shop, hardwares, convenience stores,restaurants, hotel accommodation, pharmacy, chemist, veterinary, petrol stations, beauty shops, office automation, retail trading. ...

The ArtiFact system is a platform for creating artifact-centric business process applications. The artifact-centric approach to Business Process Management (BPM) is fundamentally data-centric, and process flexible which complements the conventional process-centric approaches to BPM, as embodied in BPMN and BPEL. The ArtiFact system provides an advanced, light-weight approach to specifying artifact-centric BPM applications, including their interoperation with REST- or WSDL-based services. The...

ControlTier aims to be a complete, enterprise-ready system for automating the deployment and management of multi-tier and distributed application services. Visit http://controltier.org for more info.

Application that helps with inventory control, management, sales and reporting. By default to be used by restaurants, but configuring its settings can bring the application to be used in a greater variety of inventory/sales related environments.

Multi-Agents over XML.

...Based around the concept of “EcoBusiness”, this project is focused on gaining scientific, technological and business knowledge in order to devise innovative techniques for the design and development of the first Multi-Agent Digital Business Ecosystem (MADBE) that can be used by European SMEs. This project is a bidirectional collaboration between MicroArt S.L (Catalonia) and the University of Edinburgh (Scotland) and involves five fellows in a wide range of transfer of Knowledge (ToK) activities. From the academia side, two departments participate in the project: The School of Informatics and the Business School.