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...C:\Program Files (x86)\Graphviz2.38\bin\dot.exe) -Generate the flow diagram with cntrl-M -Import from older version with cntrl-I This tool was initially made to show the usefulness of a service registry or service catalog in an enterprise integration environment. Therefore most examples are (anonymized) output of its use with ESB's at various telecom, banking and logistics companies Review/Feedback appreciated

Modus ERP consists of a series of modules for managing, customer relationship management, procurement, inventory, production, sales, logistics and finance. With the help of the program it becomes possible to simplify resource optimization, control and productivity improvements, as well as an overview of the entire production from the moment of order to release the finished product, planning its transport on designated routes, and assign work to employees / machines and settling them with chords based on standards time. ...

Modus ERP consists of a series of modules for managing, customer relationship management, procurement, inventory, production, sales, logistics and finance. With the help of the program it becomes possible to simplify resource optimization, control and productivity improvements, as well as an overview of the entire production from the moment of order to release the finished product, planning its transport on designated routes, and assign work to employees / machines and settling them with chords based on standards time. ...

The KoDeMat Project offers an open real time collaboration software platform that enables multiple users to work together by sharing project specific information. Initially KoDeMat targets the logistics area where it offers a virtual 3D Environment for the collaborative planning and testing of material handling systems in logistics facilities. see also: http://www.fml.mw.tum.de/fml/index.php?Set_ID=905 Code for Git can be found: https://github.com/akiskip/KoDeMat-Collaboration-Plattform-Application

DSOL is a full featured multi-formalism, distributed simulation environment developed at Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands). DSOL has support for discrete event and for continuous modeling. Formalisms supported are event scheduling, DEVS, flow-based simulation, and continuous modeling through sets of differential equations. The first release was introduced at IEEE's Winter Simulation Conference in 2002.