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Frequently Asked Questions What is Open Models? Open Procedures has the objective of building the world's most complete body of process descriptions. From simple procedures to complete methodologies. It is a central place to store and maintain process related resources where they can be easily consulted. How's Open Models different from other similar initiatives? There are several initiatives similar to Open Models. Generaly speacking there are three areas in which Open Models is different from them:
Text based: Google knol Platforms that allow people to easily share their knowledge. It is a structured collection of articles. Wikihow, dummies.com, eHow, practicopedia and Instructionables Video based: Howcast, Expert Village, Sclipo and 5min These are sites where users can upload videos showing how-to videos. While they share with Open Models the objective of allowing people to share their know-how, Open Models is an information system designed to manage procedures. Similar to comparing wordpress.com with youtube. What technologies does Open Models use? Open Models is powered by metoCube , a procedure documentation software. It also uses Apache web server, PostgreSQL database and PHP.
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