Open Source Windows Business Service Management Software

An quick&dirty application that I am writing for my repair shop. Lack documentation, proper error messages and any kind of support. I have no idea when i'll update it again. Consider it abandoned and feel free to pick up.

Dedicated to help teachers (university, school) in combining the grades through out the semester, where grades are on separated files, each file has a column of student ID or student name and the grade itself. A target file will be specified so all grades of all quizes & labs will be filled into it, those quizes & labs are on different files. Automatically it will merge the sub grades from their files into the target file. In 3 step it will do the job of 3 hours (when done manually) !

The ArtiFact system is a platform for creating artifact-centric business process applications. The artifact-centric approach to Business Process Management (BPM) is fundamentally data-centric, and process flexible which complements the conventional process-centric approaches to BPM, as embodied in BPMN and BPEL. The ArtiFact system provides an advanced, light-weight approach to specifying artifact-centric BPM applications, including their interoperation with REST- or WSDL-based services. The system includes a simple, "direct" UI for specifying ArtiFact models, an XML-based representation of those models, an engine for executing business processes according to those models, and a framework that enables multiple organizations to collaborate on a shared business process. The ArtiFact v1.0 system is the first contribution into a community by IBM of its Siena, Barcelona, and ACSI technologies.

Harvy is the younger brother of Kuwaiba Open Network Inventory. It aims to be an enterprise-class trouble ticketing system, focused on providing support for complex work flows and integration with other OSS (Operations Support Systems) and BSS (Business Support System) in the context of eTOM and Frameworx/NGOSS directives. Although it was born as a solution for small and mid-sized telecommunications operators, it can also be used in environments with standard networking infrastructure, such as universities, privately held companies or non-profit organizations. NOTE: This project is still in alpha stage. Your input is very important! Post your comments and ideas on our forums.

Jnestor is a majordomo developed in java: it can reads an IMAP/POP3 folder (email folder), identifies the elements in it and process them, transforming them as Mantis issues. The software is still experimental, but it passed succesfully the last stages of testing and I hope I will release a stable version soon.

This software written in Java was primarily developed for a printed document formatting, like invoices, bills, payment instruments, etc based on XML or FO and XSL technology. A sample included in a directory "sample-upn" represents a xsl formatting object stylesheet (copyrighted under the other terms than XML2pdfprint see copyright.txt for detail) as an example of e-invoice printout like in XML was specified within the project e-slog to an instrument like UPN in Slovenia is. It includes Apache FOP. Additional informations are obtainable through the forms on author's web page http://www.marcina.net Many usefull samples were included in the Apache fop "examples" directory if you like to use it for many other purposes.