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DataSync Suite is an open source platform for integrating tools like Zimbra, SugarCRM, and Drupal. The tool is focused on a single sign-on, application data integration, and fast, flexible deployment.
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The project Environment of Crime is a generic interface to visualize and present social data and crime satistics from Berlin (Germany). Bayesian algorithms are used to extract relevant information.
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Goal of our project CSX (City Stats X) is to program a generic interface to visualize and present social data about a city. We will present this on the example of the city of Linz in Austria.
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BINViz(Bidirectional Interactive Network Visualization) is a JavaScript library for network and graph visualization. The goal of this tool is to provide a better way to visualize complex graphical models and the underlying data in a web-based environ
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JVanish is a minimalistic 3D engine based solely on standard web technologies: Javascript, XHTML, CSS and SOAP. Its goal is to find a generic and useful XHTML-based 3D widget set, while staying mostly lightweight in an AJAX web environment.
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A firefox extension that resolves an eXtensible Resource Identifier (XRI) and renders the eXtensible Resource Descriptor Set (XRDS) document in a human-friendly interface.
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Inventory and Order Management Software for Multichannel SellersWe are the most powerful inventory and order management platform for Amazon, Walmart, and multichannel product sellers. Centralize orders, product information, and fulfillment operations to run more efficiently, sell more products, and stay compliant with marketplace requirements so you can grow profitably.
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bitHull is a Simple unstructured data store-and-share mechanism. It is part experimental graph-based task/note/idea management system and part data aggregator.
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...It's main purpose is to plot Netflow data (network flow information) on a webclient using an xy graph. It may be used to visualize any xy data. It has a Google-Maps style user interface.
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The Integrative Biology VRE is a web-based graphical user interface and repository that provides an environment where biological simulation experiments can be constructed without the need for any knowledge of unix, cluster computing, or shell scripting.
