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On 2013-01-02 11:24, Ariel Bar David wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Hi,
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<div>I'm searching for a workflow/BPM/CRM software for my
workplace.</div>
<div>Basically the objective is managing processes involving few
numbers of people that need to confirm all sorts of
operations, preferably through email or dedicated webpages.</div>
<div>I've looked at BonitaSoft, CuteFlow, and modeling workflow
in RT and Drupal, and that's the direction.</div>
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<u>RT</u> is very good as a ticketing system & <u>Bugzilla</u>
is very good for bug tracking. What is closer to your managing
objective is your call. In many case's they are interchangeable -In
the sense that you can use only one of them with good enough results
(vs. using/managing/learning both systems).<br>
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HTH<br>
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