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X-Itools: eXtended Internet Tools. Suite of tools composed of several collaboration modules. Old and initial project born in 1999, 1st published in 2001 on Sourceforge. X-Itools E-mail management module (log analysis) initiated in 2004 with Web 1.0 technologies (private SVN server). X-Itools development restarted since 2011, on the basis of a unique module: E-mail management module (log analysis). Now based on web 2.0 technologies (ExtJS 4.1) and devel restarted because of a particular...

The Partecipa.net project is designed to test different web-based methods by which citizens may participate in framing regional policies and managing institutional services.

A Video Messaging project where users can login, check their video mail and reply by recording their own messages. Users can also select from various different quartz effects to apply to the recording.

The UnoX1 project is a Citizenship Relationship Management. The project aims to provide a flexible web-based platform for Public Administrations to provide information to its citizens.

dit.cms is a multilingual enterprise content management system with a strict focus on total flexibility, broad functionality and very user friendly interfacing. Any website can be created. Module development is easy for PHP/xHTML experienced developers.

phpMyBlacklist: A project for creating and managing an email blacklist or RBL lists. The project includes steps for setting up the required zone in your name server, the required database, the web administration and a simple shell cronjob script.

The Sino Project is an Open Source initiative that utilized code developed by the Chinese government. Sino Linux Middleware v3.0 and Mobile Business Application Suites are built and tested in conjunction with the OSDL in a high volume, enterprise read

All effort are being directed to the Squirrelmail Project which is also here on Source Forge. SquirrelMail has an excellent start on something that will be spectacular in the years to come. Go check it out at www.squirrelmail.org