Free business software for mac

XContact is a simple and fast address book withan easy-to-use interface. It offers the ability toinsert sounds, pictures, and links to documentswith each contact.

Driving your Web browser,XContact can send email or go to a URL withjust a click. It will also dial a phone number viamodem. XContact prints envelopes, labels,mailing lists, and a phone list.

Ph Client is a client for connecting to the UIUC Ph server. Many educational, business and government institutions run these servers to keep track of names, phone numbers and other pertinent information.

The Business Integration Engine (BIE) is the industrys first open source offering.
BIE is designed to help organizations exchange data created in different applications on various platforms with partners, suppliers, and customers in order to streamline processes and improve efficiency.
It competes in the same space as applications like Microsoft Biz Talk except that it is truly cross-platform since it written in Java.
Main features:
- SBIE Use the Small Business Integration Engine (SBIE) to integrate your smaller trading partners easily and inexpensively.
- Runs Anywhere Dont change your operating systems or applications, BIE can run almost anywhere to suit your needs.
- Notifications Be the first to know when there is a problem with BIE notifications so that you can be back up and running quickly.
- BIE Route Builder Define your business processes visually through BIEs web-based route builder.
- Simple Install BIEs simple installation, and low number of dependencies means you can be up and running in less than an hour.
- Manage From Anywhere Whether youre in a meeting, on the road, or at your home office, you can manage your BIE server through its intuitive web-based interface.
- BIE Map Builder Easily define complex translation mappings with our drag and drop mapping application.
- Automatic Schemas Generate W3C compliant schemas for just about any file format without ever touching an XML editor.
- Plug-in API A rich set of pluggable APIs exist to extend BIE to support any protocol, document format, validation, or virtually anything else you might need.
- XML Web Services Use XML web services to exchange data with modern business applications.
- FTP Send and receive documents easily to almost any system using the widely support File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
- HIPAA BIE supports the documents, protocols, and security standards defined by the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
- EDI X12 Natively read and write EDI X12 documents for use with EDI Value-Added Network Services (VANS) and other EDI applications.
- HTTP and HTTPS Send and receive data with trading partners by using HTTP and securely over the Internet using HTTPS.
- SOAP Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 is fully supported by BIE.
- SMTP Send data using Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
- XSLT Transform documents to virtually any format using Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT).
Enhancements:
- Fixed Bug 1004667 Concatenation macro not working
- Fixed other reflection related problems Xalan was having with the macro classes
- Various refactoring/source clean ups.
- Fixed problem with open file descriptors (WIndows issue)
- Fixed RunCommand problems with stdout/stderr and hanging threads (Mostly a Windows issue).

Sheen is a small application which inserts items into your documents.


OK, enough with the monkey business. Sheen is a glossary service. You tell it where your "snippets" are and it will present you with a browser so that you can pick the one you want. Simple, no?

If your struggling with business the Ferengi just may have the answer!

According to legend, Gint, the first Grand Nagus of the Ferengi Alliance, coined the first Rule, remembered as #162. (The legend further states that Gint numbered the Rule as the 162nd in order to create demand for the first 161. Some Federation cultural historians are dubious as to the validity of this claim.)

Simply click on the Insignia to change to another Rule.

Using Servoy Headless Client we demonstrate how you could use a widget to display data and use business logic of any Servoy solution.

As Dashboard Widgets are essentially mini webbrowsers nearly any SHC app you build can be deployed as a Dashboard Widget.

Completly freeware.

The BDRuleEngine Framework enables Cocoa developers working in Objective-C to build rule-based applications. The business rules underlying an application can be created separately from the applications code, and then used to direct the applications operation.

Business rules may also be created programmatically, so applications can be created that modify their rule sets on the fly.