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Akanai Akoon is a Framework for Mozilla Thunderbird for secure Client-Server communication. It upgrades Mozilla Thunderbird to a Groupware/CRM/project-management-suite. Main features are the ability to work offline and the presence of a Web-Client.
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OpenSessame is a personnel entry control and time tracking management system. Platform independent, multi-node, client-server system, written in Python, with wxPython/wxWidgets client, a web management gui and PostgreSQL database backend.
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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.
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Multiplatform webbased timereporting system. Generic database support (MS SQL, MySQL...). Generate reports on employees, worked hours in projects. Automatically generate invoices based on an hourly fee (by employee). Gant charts for planning resources
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central project and resource administration. With cepra you are able to plan and track the work on software projects: See project progress. Control the budget. Track work of project member. Plan resources.
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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.
