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Bavelle Technologies offers IT consulting, network implementing and managing, IT support, website design & development, A/V equipment setup, VOIP.
I work with computer and telecommunications and the internet, I also work in desktop publishing and printing, as well as create websites.
Valdata Systems is a supplier of high end Chemical Management Systems designed to control inventory, manufacturing and quality.
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