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PhPerl.com Launches New Open Source CRM Web Application
By : Victoria Nesta Find more article by Victoria Nesta on Press R
Tuesday the 11th, March 2003 at 02:25 PM (EST)
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PhPerl.com released a new Free/Open Source web application using Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL and Perl.

PhPerl.com updated its Addressbook, Activity Management and Balanced Scorecard open source web applications, and released a new Contact Relationship Management tool.

"The main focus of this new application is to manage contacts, not only customers, but also prospects, partners, suppliers and competitors", says Nelson Ferraz, PhPerl Technology Director. "Every contact can be segmented by sector, revenue and location, and the system tracks events related to each one" he adds.

"The effective management of a company's contacts and related events can significantly improve prospecting, sales and customer experience", says Al de Palma, PhPerl's Administrative Director. "The fact is that most companies don't exploit the full potential of their intranets and extranets. PhPerl projects were created to unleash the power of a networked workplace." he concludes.

All PhPerl projects are released under the Free Software (GNU GPL) license, allowing users to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software.

Read more about PhPerl.com or download the projects.


  
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