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"Time Is Money, Money Is Cool". 'Timmic' is a multi-platform collaborative activity manager system for medical cabinet management. It is made of Swing, JMS, EJBs, Hibernate, JasperReports on an embeded JBoss app server.

CentraView - european version is a (temporary) fork of the CentraView project, with patches and additions to make it comfortable for european users. The current development version is not fully compatible to the original Centraview application.

OPA (Online Proposal Appraisal) is a full-featured, web-based, multi-lingual proposal management system suitable for the end-to-end administration of any proposal request, submission, appraisal, selection and budgeting process, through to reporting, rep

NeoTracker is a time tracking program to record how much time employees spend on projects and Task. NeoTracker is multi-language, the DB connection is trough JDBC and you can change it and you can change all the SQL's that the program do.(Recording Cli

TimeTracker is a simple way of keeping track of what you're working on right now. It's main focus is ease of use. It's a simple app that sits in the system tray and lets you choose your task with a simple right-click.

Manage your time, life, project, calendar and to do list in one program.

Just another project management and time tracking system

A small helper application which lives in your system tray. It periodically pops up and asks you what you are busy with. This data is recorded locally and may be synchronised with a timesheet server when a connection can be established.

Tracker is a vendor neutral defect tracking tool designed for medium to large scale IT projects. It can also be used as a ticketing system for support helpdesks and to manage both team and individual work queues.

This is a Java-based alternative for keeping track of project time on Tickspot.com; although Tickspot does offer a desktop app, it is written in Adobe Air - it doesn't run well under Linux, and crashes a fair amount. This project is an effort to bring a more rock-solid and programmer-friendly desktop app to what is otherwise an excellent time tracking system. By using Java, this project opens the possibility of launching the application as either an installable desktop application (it's primary goal), or to launch it in Java Webstart, or even embed it as a Java Applet.