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Posted by akkihal on Jan 08, 2011
Samaanguru data sheet 2410 Views
Problem or Need:
The app addresses stockouts and market connectivity problems for remote users. in general, it lowers costs and increases performance for the flow of goods to and from villages. For village producers (of crops, milk, arts, crafts and textiles) it serves as a market connection mechanism (like Craig's list). For village consumers (of medicines, healthcare, and retail goods) it optimizes inventory policy for the shopkeeper to maintain reliable availability.
Brief Description:
Samaanguru is a robust mobile supply chain management platform that addresses stock visibility, inventory control, order management, demand forecasting, optimization, and analytic visualization of transactional activity.
Tool Category:
App resides and runs on a mobile phone
Is a web-based application/web service
Key Features :
- Mobile stock counts, issues (sales), receipts (purchases), order placement, order view/negotiate/confirm, and material information displays.
- Configurable browser-side demand board, mapping, reports, analytics, etc.
- It's an out-of-the-box configurable supply chain management toolkit.
Main Services:
Other
Information Resources/Information Databases
Platforms:
Java ME
All phones/Mobile Browser
Handsets/devices supported:
All feature phones supporting Java MIDP 2.0 or higher (Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Micromax, Chinese knock-offs, etc.) Some Android handsets (because they support Java apps)
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Posted by AnneryanHeatwole on Feb 03, 2010
Safe drinking water is a necessity for life. But according to a 2005 report published by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, 1.1 billion people worldwide lack access to quality drinking water.
In South Africa, a current project is monitoring water quality with SMS in a push to bring safer water to the area. Run by the University of Bristol and the University of Cape Town, the four year project is two-fold: 1) develop a new means of testing water quality and 2) develop a new means of reporting the results of these water quality tests.
Aquatest, the water quality testing system, is still under development, but the Water Quality Reporter is up and running – on mobile phones with reporting via SMS. The application allows field workers to cheaply and effectively transfer data about water quality to a centralized database, while receiving feedback about how to handle local water problems.
Says Melissa Loundon, a researcher at the University of Cape Town who worked with the development of the Water Quality Reporter,
“The main part of the project is to develop the water test. But the original project team at the University of Bristol realized that if you’ve got a water test that can be used by people who aren’t in the field, or people who aren’t specialists, it doesn’t really help them if they get a result and see that their water is not safe to drink. They may not have a whole lot of resources to do anything about it. So the point of the cell phone application is that once somebody has a result, they can communicate it to a central database and also to somebody in the area who can provide support.”
| Testing the Waters with Mobile Surveys: Water Quality Reporter data sheet 7629 Views |
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South Africa
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Posted by PrabhasPokharel on Aug 21, 2009
jVoiceXML data sheet 2540 Views
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Problem or Need:
Open Source VoiceXML Interpreter that is platform-independent. (VoiceXML is designed for creating audio dialogs that feature synthesized speech, digitized audio, recognition of spoken and DTMF key input, recording of spoken input, telephony, and mixed initiative conversations.)
Brief Description:
A free VoiceXML interpreter for JAVA with an open architecture for custom extensions. Demo implementation platforms are supporting JAVA APIs such as JSAPI and JTAPI. It implements VoiceXML 2.1. The platform independent implementation can be used for free.
Key Features :
VoiceXML Interpreter, Platform Independent, Supports VoiceXML 2.1
Main Services:
Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
Platforms:
Linux/UNIX
Mac/Apple
Windows
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URL for license:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
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