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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.

Opus (not to be confused with the audio codec) is a JavaScript library aimed at simplifying certain common tasks, though depending on context the exact scope may vary. In general, it is part of a collection of small utilities by the same author, which tend to favor minimalism, readability, and directness over heavy abstractions. The idea behind Opus (in this JS-utility ecosystem) is to provide functionality that feels native and idiomatic, helping developers quickly get things done without...

Logician is a JavaScript and C++ cross-platform Decision Table and XML based Rules Engine. Decision tables provide an efficient, easy way for expressing complex rules and deploying to the client on both the desktop and in a web browser.

This KMS system contains Questions and Answering System like Stackoverflow, Document Management System. These two are core functionality. Users can earn or spend point based on their activities. This system runs on IIS, and fully responsive site. Supported Browser - IE 9 or higher version - Firefox - Chrome Required Environment - .NET framework 4.0 or higher version - MVC 5 - SQL Server 2008 or higher version (optional) - Visual Studio 2013

Offiria Community is a robust open source enterprise social networking platform and software for anyone interested in running their very own private social network for their organization. Offiria is fully mobile compatible via mobile browsers on Android and iOS. Offiria is based on the Joomla! framework and not a Joomla! based component. It works as a standalone software.

Fire.now is a Firefox plugin that automatically adds your documents to the WhereIsNow latest version discovery service. Everytime you upload a document somewhere, Fire.now integrates the WhereIsNow keys into the file and add it's url to WhereIsNow.

The Whatcom Exchange Network (WENET) project allows for data sharing amongst law and justice agencies. This project is to build an open source browser based client for interacting with the data. See http://www.whatcomcounty.us/apps/wenet/