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    webBooks

    A web-based business management suite

    Powerful enough to have been designed for the enterprise, but intuitive enough for the SOHO businessman. This professional grade business management software can be tailored to work in any desired industry due to it being based on a modular design and using open standards. Not only is this software easy for end users, but it's easy for the administrators too! Unlike our competition, you don't have to setup elaborate VPN's or other costly technology just to allow for 'outside' access by...
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