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S.A.F.E. Open Source Microfinance Suite
Open Source Microfinance Suite
S.A.F.E. is a "Open Source Microfinance Suite" created for help to the operational needs from the Microfinance institutions, developer with Web 2.0 technologies. english demo: https://english.sipakal.com Español : https://demo.sipakal.com ¿Como Instalar? : http://goo.gl/9ILv8X Default User: root Default Password: root Docker : https://hub.docker.com/r/sipakal/safeosms Source Code : https://github.com/patadejaguar/safeosms -
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poper.co
Manage PERCo locks
`poper.co' gives you ability to manage your PERCo-based access control system remotely, just using a PC connected to the ACS network. This is a software suite that allows you to execute any available PERCo commands on specified PERCo devices and instantly view the state of PERCo devices. `poper.co' provides both powerful command-line interface and reach graphical user interface based on DirectX rendering. Due to the limited number of operating systems supported by PERCo SDK, `poper.co'... -
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The Open System Management for Organization, Security and Identity Integration is a suite of enterprise grade services that follow the directives of Identity Management Forum of The Open Group consortium.
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