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This is the COMMIUS project home page on SourceForge, where you can access the Open Source code and become member of the COMMIUS developers' community.

The project was registered on SourceForge.net on Feb 11, 2010, and it's main objective is to design and develop a Community-based interoperability Utility for SMEs. COMMIUS main objective is to support the SMEs with a zero, or very low-cost, entry into interoperability, based on non-proprietary protocols. COMMIUS is an EU-FP7 funded project.

Enterprise interoperability has been addressed by research for decades without real success and little impact on SMEs. The market still lacks an affordable, easy to integrate solution: SMEs instead face costly investment, extensive integration effort and significant revision of their working tools and systems.

COMMIUS will build such interoperability tools for SMEs, allowing them to reuse existing and familiar applications for electronic communication. The tools will be downloaded with an SME's consent using automated self-installation routines. The tools will hook into their email infrastructure.

You will find more information on the project web site http://www.commius.eu/

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