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Jnestor
Jnestor is another majordomo in java
Jnestor is a majordomo developed in java: it can reads an IMAP/POP3 folder (email folder), identifies the elements in it and process them, transforming them as Mantis issues. The software is still experimental, but it passed succesfully the last stages of testing and I hope I will release a stable version soon. -
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Document Management System
This project is for managing documents in an organisation effectively
As business grows, Capturing, Storing and Sharing corporate knowledge is vital to the success of business. Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) is the best solution for managing information more efficiently, accurately, and cost-effectively. EDMS improves organizational effectiveness by providing companies with greater ability to manage their unstructured information. It also enhances an organization’s ability to leverage information stores by allowing enterprise wide access for... -
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Quickly and easily setup a folder synchronization with a colleague anywhere in the world. Allows you to setup a direct connection through the Internet so that friends, family, or colleagues may access your folders and you theirs.
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