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    Kingpin

    Kingpin

    NEXT GENERATION BUSINESS PROCESS AND DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    KINGPIN - A New Paradigm Of Working in Action Connecting People, Process, System and Technology - Kingpin can understand all forms of collaborative tasks, interact naturally with team and systems and people at scale. Say goodbye to silo solutions. Make your work effortless and efficient with a single solution on connected architecture that takes care of all your management needs. Kingpin facilitates communication between different departments, external vendors and service providers to collaborate with each other to improve productivity. Connects people, process, systems and Technology. Great Scalability Forget about all your hardware compatibility troubles. Kingpin has been optimized to work smoothly even on older generation hardware. Kingpin has been designed with great attention to detail so that it can be scaled easily and swiftly. Polyglot Persistence, Multi-tenant and De-centralized architecture brings great scalability and elasticity of infrastructure on demand.
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