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Centralized Workload Automation and Job SchedulingOrchestrates any process from a single point of control. Build reliable, low-code workflows in half the time. Develop end-to-end business and IT processes faster with hundreds of drag-and-drop actions. Coordinate enterprise-wide MFT processes using dozens of prebuilt actions for common file operations.
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GWI: On-demand Consumer ResearchNeed easy access to consumer insights? Our intuitive platform is the answer. Get the ultra-reliable research that brands and agencies need to stay ahead of changing consumer behavior.
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The .Net CP Project has the goal to create a totally free web hosting control panel that works with .NET technology on windows 2000/2003 servers. The panel will control aspects as: webspace, bandwith, dns, mail, news, and more.
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An online photo gallery management script, written in C# and VB.NET, using Microsoft's .NET Framework.
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T4SD is a .NET-based, issue tracking and project management application developed to make this process easier for your Company and help you to effectively manage your software develop history. Customers historial contracts, software licenced version an
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TaskMaster.NET is a task management software designed to manage the request, assignment, workflow management, status notification, and statistical analysis of productivity for a continual stream or job/task requests. It is written in 100% managed code.
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Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan.Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan’s full-suite of enterprise applications designed to integrate seamlessly with Salesforce data across your entire organization. #1 on the Salesforce appexchange
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Visual Network Manager (VNM) software manages your critical network assets across your entire infrastructure, integrating disparate data from multiple vendors, protocols, and legacy systems into a single web portal.
