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ERP for SMEs (Accounting Module)
...Developed in Delphi and VCL. Plans to migrate it completely to Delphi (last versions and FMX). Plans to make it multi DB, including the next flavors: Firebird/Interbase, MySQL, MS-SQL and Oracle. Do you want participate? We look for partners for all profiles, even non-technical: - Developers. - Testers. - Report writers. - Support to end users. - Bloggers. Contact with us! -
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ConspectIS
ConspectIS is a datacenter inventory and tracking web application.
ConspectIS is a datacenter hardware (servers, switches, appliances, peripherals, virtual), software, and infrastructure (subnets, cabinets/racks, rooms, multiple datacenters) inventory and tracking web application. Written in C# / ASP.Net for IIS web-servers it currently supports MSAccess (MS-JET), MSSQL, with work ongoing for Oracle and ODBC backend databases.
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