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OnSched
Web Based Shift Rotation Schedule Management Application
OnSched is a FREE web based employee scheduling tool that allows an employers and their employees manage and view their shift rotation schedules from a web browser anywhere on their internal network. Managing employee schedules in today's workplace is a challenge. - Where are employees at any given point in time? - How are you tracking employee actual time vs scheduled time? - How do you currently view at-a-glance to see who is working, unavailable, on vacation, training, out sick,... -
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AssetsSoSimple is a web based asset and purchasing management system, to track assets (barcode), parts, employees, ip addresses, requests for quotes and purchase orders (PDF enabled preview), timesheets (based on import from other DB or on manual ent
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Alternative to bugzilla and scarab allowing a customer user interface along with an internal customer support interface and development control. Allowing an application to encompass support requests from development items.
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Kea is a web-based application build with C#. It's purpose is to help in the management of small-medium Vineyard & Winery in their everyday tasks: will help with law requests for winemaking. Will also be accessible by Pocket PC and will be GIS enabled
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