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=== Collaboration === | === Collaboration === | ||
# Content Management [[Drupal]] | # Content Management [[Drupal]] | ||
| − | # Document Management [[ | + | # Document Management [[KnowledgeTree]] |
# Wiki (Knowledge Management) [[MediaWiki]] | # Wiki (Knowledge Management) [[MediaWiki]] | ||
# Customer Relationship Management [[SugarCRM]] | # Customer Relationship Management [[SugarCRM]] | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 7 April 2013
Groups[edit | edit source]
Businesses, groups and associations of all sizes need software to organize and run. Some applications or systems pertain to #Infrastructure, while many pertain to #Collaboration in the physical or virtual #Office environment
Collaboration[edit | edit source]
- Content Management Drupal
- Document Management KnowledgeTree
- Wiki (Knowledge Management) MediaWiki
- Customer Relationship Management SugarCRM
Office[edit | edit source]
- Office Suites OpenOffice
- Project Management
Infrastructure[edit | edit source]
- Web Accelerators PHP Accelerator
- Telephony Asterisk
User[edit | edit source]
Many software packages are geared primarily toward a single user (even though they may have capabilities aimed at sharing, publishing, social networking or other forms of collaborating)
- Photo Management Digikam
- Music Management Amarok
- Video Blogging I got a wp:Flip Video camera, and need to blog about what to do with it on Linux.
