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Starting at $49/m for the WHOLE company, Contractor Foreman is the most affordable all-in-one construction management system for contractors. Our customers in 75+ countries and industry awards back it up. And it's all backed by a 100 day guarantee.
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Make the right business decisions with an easy to use solution that provides a comprehensive integrated approach to governance, risk and compliance.
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PLA-Typus
Project of Adaptative Languages "PLAtypus"
PLAtypus's goal is to give people with poor communications skills an opportunity to learn and improve. With the guidance of a tutor, people will be able to learn new signs, sounds or icons and associate them with real life concepts that will, hopefully, help them to better express they needs. -
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Wizard-like software to run experimental procedures (at large). Each step of the procedure is a file (document, on-line form, checklist, video, program... ). Experimental data and documents are backuped together. NEW: templates of procedures
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AbDict is practically a "digital exercise-book" for learning new languages. Users can create their own dictionaries and check their knowledge of the words.
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Universal school administration and management system, written in Python. SchoolTool uses the ZODB for object storage, wxPython for the administrative client, and RESTful HTTP communications. Please see the new SchoolTool website at http://schooltool.org
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Tigerlab insurance software is a powerful, modular, and easily integrated system, built for you on cutting edge technologies. Simplifying complex processes and allowing for automation and configurability, it performs seamlessly on all digital platforms. Our unique business model allows you to invest in best-of-breed solution through a low-risk partnership. Returns are guaranteed whether you choose our individual modules or go full-suite.
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see how new characters from random variation stabilize on the population if natural selection principles are applied
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