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DMCInfotech's unique IT products & services are customizable to meet the needs of students, instructors, and companies throughout the country.
Software training with various Electronic Medical Record software packages for major hospitals around the U.S. Eclipsys, Epic and Cerner EMR packages
WTI is exclusively a Business to Business operation that specializes in staff development in computer literacy and desktop applications.
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