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The team at A.D.S. has over 20 years of success in business programs for all Windows-based DBMS, including SQL Server back-end development. Our track record of success includes every system type across almost every industry, from banking & investment software to retail software and even route mapping software for landscaping companies... A.D.S. has done it all: healthcare programs, education student tracking software, government data analysis software, and many more.
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