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Sendar Knowledge Management

Canadian firm specializing in knowledge management solutions and custom programming within the framework of structured documentation.

http://www.sendar.com

Shatswell MacLeod Inc

Technology management consulting, technology planning, enterprise integration, project management, systems implementation, analysis, and programming.

http://www.shatswell.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Softematic

Consultants and developers in knowledge management, customer relation management systems, data migration, open source solutions. Based in Estonia.

http://www.softematic.com/

Sophisticated Systems, Inc.

Systems integration and consulting firm.

http://www.ssicom.com/

Southfield Systems

Software design house providing I.T consultancy including systems integration, bespoke software and web building. Specialising in travel leisure software.

http://www.southfields.com/

Statera, Inc.

Technology consulting firm with a portal and knowledge management practice.

http://www.statera.com/

StrataDev Inc.

Provider of specialized software engineering solutions and system integration services.

http://www.stratadev.com/

SunTek Systems Inc.

Provides tailored technology integration solutions in the areas of data management, network configuration management, and e-commerce.

http://www.gosuntek.com/

Sybera

Offering kernel software, development and training for Windows.

http://www.sybera.de/english/e_sybera.htm

Synectics

Systems integrator focusing on client services in telecommunications, education and medical industries.

http://www.synecticsltd.com/

Synergy Business Solutions

A San Francisco-based consulting firm specializing in software development and systems integration services.

http://www.synergybiz.com

Syntax Integration Limited

Designing, supplying, implementing and supporting IT business solutions to medium and large corporations.

http://www.syntax.co.uk

Systems Group International

UK based Novell/Microsoft consultancy company.

http://www.systemsgroupi.net

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