Search Results for "catalog"

Magento 2 is the open source version of the leading enterprise-class ecommerce platform. It is capable of creating unique and engaging shopping experiences thanks to a rich set of cutting-edge features, seamless third-party integrations and unrivaled customization capabilities.

Django CRM system is easy to use and can be run on a personal laptop for a private entrepreneur (for example) or on a cloud web server for a large enterprise. Written in Python, CRM is an open-source software package for managing customer interactions and sales. This free CRM software is a powerful tool designed to optimize workflows, and support data-driven decisions. Key features include role-based access control, intuitive navigation, powerful filtering, and search functionalities. The...

Scipio ERP is an open source e-commerce solution for complex business applications. The vast set of standard applications really lend themselves to further customization. With its built-in clustering and caching mechanisms, the software scales well with large-size operation, making it an ideal choice for mid- to large size companies, or as a hub for an integrated business architecture.

Provides a web interface where user can query a relationnal database thanks to a metadata catalog (similar to Cognos Query). Use Dojo Ajax library.

Coupa e-Procurement is a requisition and purchase order system with best-in-class usability. Built to manage employee purchasing, it includes catalog management, shopping cart buying, approvals, purchase orders and more. Built in Ruby on Rails.

ICAT is a comprehensive scientific metadata management system developed by close collaboration with some of the worlds leading scientific facilities. It captures information about experiments and the data they produce.

CEM (Catalog Extended Managment) is a application to import Catalog informations based on BMECat oder XCBL format from systems like SAP CRM/R3. CEM is plugin based and offers serveral export plugins including an generator for html based offline catalogs.

A service catalog is an important part of the business process of service-oriented architecture and seems to be available today only as part of a larger package. This application will foster a "marketplace" approach to services within an enterprise.

The project is intended to port some of the functionality of the interchange shopping cart/catalog system to a Java system.