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JAllInOneWeb is an ERP java web rich application based on Restful web services and a rich front-end based on Sencha ExtJS graphics components. It includes Sales, POS, Warehouse Management, Supply Chain, Accounting, BOM and Production Orders, Document Management, Activities and Agenda

The ERP solution Neogia leans on OFBiz ERP sturdy technical foundations, a set of technical and business components well known for their high coverage, flexibility and great sturdy. OFBiz Neogia solution covers finance, manufacturing, CRM and e-commerce

JAllInOne is a suite of products First of all, it is an ERP/CRM SOA based application having a Swing UI. It manages item variants, warehouse, selling, POS, provisioning, order tracking, BOM, manufactures, accounting, callouts, agenda, documents and supports multiple languages/companies/currencies. JAllInOne Mobile is an Ajax based application, tuned for mobile devices to use for warehouse management (inward/outwards, inventory, etc) JAllInOne eCommerce is an Ajax based web...

Reusable components for enterprise application which can be used to build bigger application

WaWiSys - Warenwirtschaftssystem (inventory management system) WaWiSys is a software recording and managing inventory.

This package contains the original scpfw (A "framework" for teaching CP), JISIMONEK (a Java Implementation of the SIMONEK model) and SISONEK (a Java environment for studying Joinable Schedules).

BEXPSD - the platform for Service Desk solutions development.

xLCM - extensible Life Cycle Management The Contract Management Component builds the core of this Management System. Other Components are Procurement- / Negotiation-Support, Acounting-Support and -Adaption.

DeciGen® is an ERP with added features for help in decision making process. DeciGen incorporates Decision Support System over an framework of ERP to provide a feature rich solution. It aims to achieve the final goal of IT - to run business smoothly. Dec

Framework for an accounting and ERP implementation over Java/javaDB (Derby) and the new Persistence API