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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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Process Street | Compliance Operations PlatformBring compliance and operations under one roof with an AI agent that automates workflows, policies that enforce rules, and a platform that delivers results.
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Logician is a JavaScript and C++ cross-platform Decision Table and XML based Rules Engine. Decision tables provide an efficient, easy way for expressing complex rules and deploying to the client on both the desktop and in a web browser.
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Complete mail business rules processor and MTA. Also provides antivirus (ClamAV) and anti spam (Spamassassin) solutions. Based in Java and OSGI with Spring DM and MySQL data base for statistics. Can be easily extended.
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This project provides cross-forge semantic search for the Qualipso Forge. It integrates A4 AdvDoc prototype (semantic search GUI and engine) with A3 homogeneous and heterogeneous cross-forge semantic search capabilities. See Qualipso.org for details
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Cyn.in helps teams to build collaborative knowledge by sharing & discussing digital content within secure & unified application. It combines the capabilities of wikis, social network, blogs, files, microblogs, discussions into secure enterprise platform.
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The ultimate digital workspace.Hundreds of companies and millions of employees use Axero’s intranet software to communicate, collaborate, manage tasks and events, organize content, and develop their company culture.
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Interfuse is a workflow framework that joins ("fuses") the services, rules and objects of a traditional application with user-defined workflow. Interfuse is lightweight and designed to be embedded in existing Java-based applications.
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