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Group Office groupware and CRM
Take your office and CRM into the cloud!
Installation instructions can be found here: https://groupoffice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/install.html Group Office is an open source groupware application. It makes your daily office tasks easier. Share projects, calendars, files and e-mail online. It is a complete solution for all your online office needs. From a customer phone call to a project and finally an invoice. The support system helps to keep your customers happy. Group Office is fast, secure and has privacy by... -
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Precurio Intranet Portal (v2) [UPDATE]
Intranet | Document Management | Workflow Automation
********* THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN CLOSED ****************** We are still in the business of providing an open platform for intranet collaboration and business process automation; BUT it is no longer free. (see details here: http://www.precurio.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=45414 ) Please visit our website. Thanks. -
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CloudBeamer Development Project
A LaTeX editor to create Beamer presentations on the Cloud
CloudBeamer is a Cloud application which supports the creation of LaTeX presentations with the Beamer package. It allows you to edit and compile your LaTeX presentations online, without having to install anything. CloudBeamer adds the flexibility of seeing your slides compiled as you type without having to compile the entire presentation first, along with the option of exporting the presentation as an HTML5 page which shows the slides as if they where on the faces of a cube. Actually this...
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