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Lists of Free Software for Video Conferencing, Data Analysis, Inventory Management and Text Analysis

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 27th of March 2020 08:03:01 PM Filed under
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  • 6 Best Self-hosted Open Source Video Conferencing Solutions for Companies And Remote Teams

    Nowadays at the time of the outbreak, many companies adapt to working from home in several countries as a measure to reduce the rate of infection."Working from home" is the new trend here, Companies like Amazon initiated this strategy for their employees which turned out to be effective.

    Video conferences are essential solutions for companies, especially, with remote employees and companies which taken "Work-from-home" measures.

    Video conferencing is used in several sectors like software development, consultation, digital media, healthcare, logistics and more.

  • 12 Leading Open Source Data Tools

    For any number of reasons, open source software is embraced by data analytics researchers and professionals. This might be because many top researchers work in the education sector, and the emphasis is on cutting costs – hence the attractiveness of an open source free download. Or might be because the same mindset required for the deep exploration of data is similar to the love of software development common among many open source developers. Whatever the case, the data tools on this list are open source leaders as data analytics becomes ever more important.

  • [Older] Top 5 Free and Open Source Inventory Management Systems for Small and Medium-sized Businesses

    Inventory Management Software is a computerized system to manage and keep track of the number of stored goods, serial numbers, barcodes, costs, location...etc

    Inventory management solutions keep track of the goods while moving through the process or stored in the warehouses. This can help in decreasing costs and enhance customer support service.

    In the following list, we take a look at the top free and open source solutions which are suitable for small and medium-sized companies.

  • [Older] 8 Open-source/ Free Text Mining and Text Analysis solutions

    Ever wanted to analyze text documents for documents or articles? There are several tools, web services that provide such services but what about desktop programs?

    So here in this article, we have collected several tools to help you achieve that, and even more, they are free and open-source as well. We will try to list the specific and unique features per item to make it easy for our readers to pick what they need.

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