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As a platinum partner of Alfresco, Optaros has deployed numerous content management systems for clients, realizing a common need to create a customized user experience. DoCASU 1.0 leverages the understanding gained from corporate user requirements and utilizes Rich Internet Application technologies such as the ExtJS AJAX framework. DoCASU 1.0 is not intended to replace the already existing Alfresco web user interface, but rather offer an alternative for users who require a limited set of features and profit from simplicity and ease of use. Thousands of users are employing DoCASU at NXP, a top 10 semiconductor company founded by Philips, and see the benefits of the user centric solution.
DoCASU 1.0 is available as open source under GPL v3 and can be downloaded at http://code.optaros.com/trac/docasu/wiki/Downloads. The solution currently offers the typical features that document management users regularly need. Additional key features expected soon include a “drop zone” for dragging and dropping files onto the desktop, tabbed navigation, configurable skins, usability improvements and more. To learn more about DoCASU 1.0, visit http://code.optaros.com.
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