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Software company providing web-based tools to help school groups and community non-profits run fundraising auctions - live, silent, and online
Syndical offers syndicated event calendar that are easy to use and automatically share posted events with local, regional and national events calendar
Software Suite that can extend any LIMS system with minimal impact to a lab's work flow as well as build the missing connector pieces.
High-performance fuzzy search and data matching software. Exorbyte provides enterprise and ecommerce data access applications.
Alder Technology is a Portland-based company that provides high-quality printing solutions across the nation.
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