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    TAP — The Aqua Project

    Passive societies waiting for a terrible water scarcity crisis? No!

    Application's theme is "water supply", referring to water crises, which have historically plagued civilizations. The TAP app seeks to: i- help human beings in quickly obtaining water for their diverse needs; and ii- promote rational and conscious use of water resources. Essentially motivated by an imminent threat in the city where I live, São Paulo, the TAP software intends to connect people who need water to the parts able to quickly provide it, such as water tank...
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    PL-DAS

    Port Logistics Data Analysis System using Process Mining

    This project is for analyzing operational data from container terminal, applying process mining and port logistics domain knowledge. This project is found by Total Soft Bank, Ltd. and Busan National University, based on ProM framework (http://www.promtools.org) which is also an open source project. This project is sponsored by NIPA (National IT Industry Promotion Agency), Korea.
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    Overactive Logistics is a freight forwarding software solution being developed for the cargo transportation industry. It runs in both web based or stand alone modes and provides a graphical user interface with rich client capabilities.
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    The Fleet Management System is design to help ease the day to day running of a fleet website. It has a wide variety of features: an intergrated board, a unique tier system, auto intergrated switchboards and more.
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    GILA: Graphical Interface Logistics Application. GILA is meant to provide a configurable, object oriented user interface, that is capable of interacting with existing applications via user configuration.
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    Quati is a free simulation tool which aims to simplicity and clearness, for those who want to build models based on discrete events. This kind of model can be applied in manufactoring, transports, logistics and hospitals, for example.
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    Openlogistics is a web-based E-Logistics solution. Including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) module, Supply Chain Management (SCM) module, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) module and Knowledge Management (KM) module.
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