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:Another tale of Open Sourcery
Another tale of Open Sourcery
Dec 3, 2008, 20 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2994 reads)

"We have not been able to find a "right-sized" ERP solution for our needs to replace the ageing character based system (which had been "sunsetted" by infor in '05). We also needed some form of CRM package to mange the growth of the company once we had moved into our new building in '05.

"So... we decided to develop our own system in combination with an open source CRM package from a company called Senokian Solutions (http://www.senokian.com) called EGS.

"EGS is PHP/Ajax based and runs against PostgreSQL. It also has its own development framework based on MVC that allows you to add modules. EGS 2.0 core has CRM, Project Management, Ticketing modules and a framework that allows for integrated e-commerce apps and site content management. It is free and open source."

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