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Knowledge Management Key (KMKey) is a complete solution for total business information management. KMKey's extraordinary flexibility, and configurational ease, has given rise to its application in many sectors and business areas.
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A queries management software. It was primary designed for an IT team to manage the incidents, but can be used to manage any query, inside or outside an organization. Can be appropriate for Service Desk management.
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XAMPLE creates a separate, encrypted and independent LAMP environment on a system that does or does not already run a web server and database. It is useful to provide a customized environment for software refusing to work with the installed LAMP stack.
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An attempt to create a competitive new package for management of a veterinary practice. Goals are to have a solid and robust internal structure and an extremely efficient, attractive, and intuitive user interface.
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Design and develop Recommendation and Adaptive Prediction Engines to address eCommerce opportunities. Build a portfolio of engines by creating and porting algorithms from multiple disciplines to a usable form. Try to solve NetFlix and other challenges.
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The project purpose is to allow SAP R/3 servers to communicate with external devices such as fax and GSM modems by sending and receiving a fax or SMS. The system provides an easy way of configuration based on web interface and JMX console.
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OpenLogistic is a web based online logistic solution. It's focused on SME logistic enterprises and based on django framework. His design is focused in a clean user interaction and a complete set of tools to allow an easy management.
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OpenSessame is a personnel entry control and time tracking management system. Platform independent, multi-node, client-server system, written in Python, with wxPython/wxWidgets client, a web management gui and PostgreSQL database backend.
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Banyan is an enterprise class, web based, information management system that helps people work collaboratively to solve complex problems. Banyan increases project performance and reduces risk through the power of collaborative clear thinking.
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Top Engine the Semantic Web Engine for the Enterprise. Top Engine is a Business Rule Engine that utilize OWL DL ontologies for vocabulary primitive to write rules on top of ontology. Top Engine support forward and backward chaining with truth maintenance
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CloudERP is a web based business platform that allows to make orders, control execution, receivable accounts and inspect financial reports using Internet. User interface is simple, designed to fit inside mobile devices (uses AJAX if JavaScript is availab
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Generate plots from a FogBugz server
fbreportz is a utility which accesses a FogBugz server via it's XML API in order to produce plots of various project metrics (FogBugz is a bug tracking product from Fog Creek software). -
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CostosPy esta diseñado para manejar la ejecucion de pequeños proyectos de construcción, ayudar a la facturación y el analisis dia a dia de costos vs producido.
