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Software libre para gestión de proyectos Guillermo Palacio y Jaime Crespo Oficina de Software Libre de la Universidad de Zaragoza Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Índice ●Sistemas integrales “Groupware” ●Planificación y gestión de recursos ●Diagramas ●Gestión documental y control de versiones ●Wiki y bases de conocimiento ●Gestión de incidencias ●Agenda y comunicación interna ●Ofimática Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Sistemas integrales “GroupWare” Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Diversas opciones ●PHP GroupWare ●OpenGroupWare ●Open-Xchange ●Kolab ●Dotproject ●Mindquarry ●Tutos ●Achievo Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza E-groupware Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Planificación Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza GanttProject Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alternativas ●Planner ●Open Workbench ●OpenProj ●KPlato ●TaskJuggler Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Diagramas Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Graphviz Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza ArgoUML / Umbrello Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza FreeMind Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alternativas ●Dia ●OpenOffice.org Draw ●Kivio ●FreeDFD ●VUE Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Gestión documental y control de versiones Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza OpenKM / Subversion Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alternativas ●Alfresco ●CVS ●Git ●Mercurial Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Wiki y bases del conocimiento Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza DokuWiki Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alternativas ●Mediawiki ●Twiki Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Gestión de incidencias Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza OTRS Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Trac Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alterantivas ●Bugzilla ●GLPI Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Plone Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Agenda y comunicación interna Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Correo electrónico, mensajería instantánea y VoIP Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Ofimática Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza OpenOffice.org Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Otras alternativas ●Koffice ●GnomeOffice ●MikTeX ●MacTeX ●Kile Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza Ubicación y Contacto ●Localización ● Facultad de Ciencias. Edificio B. ● Campus Plaza San Francisco ● ●Página web: http://osluz.unizar.es ● ●Correo electrónico: [email protected] ● ●Teléfono: 976 76 1000 ext. 3206 Oficina Software Libre - Universidad de Zaragoza.

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