Team Elements is an Enterprise 2.0 team collaboration suite. It ties discussions, wikis, RSS, project and document management, and federated search into a unified application. It is database-driven with rigorous role-based access and permissions.

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Operating Systems

BSD, FreeBSD, Linux, Mac, Solaris, Windows

Languages

Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, English, German, Japanese, Spanish

Intended Audience

Customer Service, Developers, End Users/Desktop, Financial and Insurance Industry, Manufacturing, Telecommunications Industry

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

Java, JSP

Database Environment

Firebird/InterBase, IBM DB2, JDBC, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, Other network-based DBMS, PostgreSQL (pgsql), SQL-based

Related Categories

JSP Enterprise Software, JSP CRM Software, JSP Time Tracking Software, JSP Scheduling Software, JSP Office Suites, Java Enterprise Software, Java CRM Software, Java Time Tracking Software, Java Scheduling Software, Java Office Suites

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2007-06-24