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Monica helps you organize the social interactions with your loved ones. Can you remember the names of the children of all your friends? Can you remember the wedding anniversary of your brother? Can you tell the last time you called your grand mother and what you talked about? Monica lets you quickly and easily log all those information so you can be a better friend, family member or spouse. The more information you put in Monica, the easier it will be to remember everything. Monica provides...

This is a LAMP-based call center system to support local communities. Operators keep track of incomming calls, do calls back to the clients. Interface is via web browser. The idea was borrowed from http://www.goodmorningproject.org/ .

The "Call Manager DK" is created and managed by the staff at DKTechnologies (dktext.com) and functions as a Call management system that will allow the user to track employees, customers and call information. This is an old project and does have some bugs. I will work them out at a later time. Feel free to download and update to your needs

*** Project Moved *** This is not the code you are looking for!!! Current development on this project has moved to GitHub. Look for the project at : http://github.com/Dragonrun1/yapeal Yapeal not only grabs the data from the API for you but also saves the data into a MySQL database as well. It was made to be ran from a crontab job or a scheduled task and works in the background to 'Auto-magically' as I call it, keep the database updated so all you have to do is work with the database...

PHP Call Center is a web-based application used to keep track of a company's incoming phone calls. It is unlike other call loggers in that it is not based on "tickets" as those systems are often confusing and cumbersome to use.

phpCollector is a small collection of scripts that aims to help record collectors organize their collection. It allows users to keep track of their CDs, albums ("do people still call them albums??"), tapes, MP3s, you name it.