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The Open Source ERP is a web based. The ERP server software runs on Linux. The ERP need no plugins in the browser on the client computer. The ERP can be accessed from any where with out effort. Be it at home with your home computer (Windows, Linux, MAC OS X), or traveling with your smart phone (iPhone, iPad, Android), or in the office, the data is always at hand. Webdav interface and Active Sync for synchronizing contacts and time management. In addition to customer, order,...

EGroupware has moved to Github, please find all our downloads there: https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware/releases EGroupware is a multi-user, web-based groupware suite. Currently available modules include: email, addressbook, calendar, infolog (notes, to-do's, phone calls), content management, wiki, project management, tracker, timesheet, knowledge base, CalDAV/CardDAV

OSP is alternative groupware that provide a place on the web where your team can communicate,share documents and work together.You can contribute to the team website using nothing more than a web browser!, OSP provide more tool to communicate like Ne

BrainWare is a set of perl objects providing a web based set of groupware tools (mail, FTP, irc, calendar, forum, and H323 video conference for the time being), creating a knowledge workplace for organizations of any size.

C-Arbre provides all the tools needed to publish categorized resources, documents, files, news articles and events in order to setup an Intranet or a web portal, plus some groupware and knowledge management functions (webmail, planning, contacts...)

Project has as objective to unify the tasks, reducing the loss of that important archive, of the carried through research and other facts of work in go. The project will be an application of management of knowledge, including some easinesses in day-by-da

Statelets is a coordination language addressing support and coordination of collaboration processes spanning multiple groupware tools (e.g., Wikipedia) and social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, MySpace). Statelets aim at coordination based on social and semantic network context effects, i.e., actions and intentions of related processes or people.