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AGENCY Software
AGENCY is a Free Software Data System by and for Nonprofits and others
AGENCY is a data system by and for nonprofit organizations that puts you in charge of your data with "everything you know about a person on one page." As of 1/19, approximately 18 groups are using or implementing AGENCY (https://agency-software.org/index.php/agency-users/). AGENCY is very customizable, which allows it to be shaped to a tight fit with your data and organizational requirements,. It can facilitate operations and communication and generate reports and... -
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OpenDocMan
PHP Document Management System (DMS)
OpenDocMan is a web based document management system (DMS) written in PHP designed to comply with ISO 17025 and OIE standard for document management. It features fine grained control of access to files, and automated install and upgrades. -
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PHPMetaData
Descriptive metadata management system
This system is designed to support descriptive metadata for scientific data. Using descriptors and controlled vocabularies available, users should be guided through a web interface allowing quick and easy registration and maintenance of datasets that are under their custodianship. The initial aim is to produce a system that will support the UK MEDIN (a UK GEMINI Superset) metadata standard, with possible expansion to other standards at a later date.
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