TACTIC is a remote collaboration platform used for configuring and deploying enterprise Workflow solutions. These solutions simplify the development and delivery of digital assets through a well defined set of processes.
This is accomplished by integrating a core Workflow Engine with Digital Asset Management and Content Management components to provide a complete platform for individualized enterprise Workflow solutions
TACTIC is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Workflow engine and manager.
- Data management.
- Digital asset manager.
- Web framework.
- Mature API allow you to customize almost any part of the system.
- Built-in VFX module that has been used as a template for countless productions with:
- Shot status and tracking.
- Video review.
- Simple shot workflow.
- Predefined and configurable data model.
Website: github.com/Southpaw-TACTIC/TACTIC
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Developer: Southpaw Technology
License: Eclipse Public License – v 1.0
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