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Snipe-IT is a free and open source asset/license management system with powerful built-in features. It is a web-based software, and must be run on a web server and accessed through a web browser. Snipe-IT is very user-friendly, and is ideal for IT operations: tracking who has which laptop, handling software licences, accessories, etc.

Kwok Information Server is an open source IT management system, providing IT asset tracking (hardware inventory and software license), issue tracking (helpdesk), service contract management, vendor contact management, and knowledge base.

Ideon is a self-hosted visual workspace where everything related to a project lives on a single canvas. Most projects fail not because of poor execution, but because context disappears—code lives in repositories, designs in specialized tools, and decisions in fragmented chat threads. Ideon reduces the cognitive cost of switching between these by making their relationships explicit on a spatial map. Core Features: - Live Blocks : Embed GitHub repositories, notes, links, and files...

Have a look at the Video below for details. Refer Wiki Page for more instructions. I created this Virtual Machine for 2 reasons: 1. Very little initial setup work required to make a Team Document System live, within minutes. 2. This system should keep running for Years, without requiring any further Updates / Breakages. New Points: 1. If needed, change the utf8 line below, to match your language charset, in the corresponding php files, in the htdocs...

TreoPIM is the free open source PIM software (Product Information Management System) for retailers, producers and brands. This PIM-solution is feature-rich and configurable and helps you to keep catalogs up to date, add new products or change existing ones, deliver your current product information across all channels and more. With TreoPIM you can manage all product data in one central solution. You can test the demo version: https://treopim.com/demos

IT departments frequently operate with many different tools - service desk tools, asset management tools, software development tools, project management tools etc. mercury aims to consolidate these tools in to one to avoid data duplication.