Structured Query Language (SQL) is a declarative, domain-specific programming language used for relational database management systems (RDBMS). It was first developed by Donald Chamberlin and Raymond Boyce at IBM in the 1970s, with the first commercially available SQL-based RDBMS, Oracle v2, released in 1979. The language allows developers to create database tables, add, edit and delete entries, change the structure of tables, and manage indexes and stored procedures. Its syntax contains several elements, including clauses, expressions, predicates and queries. The proprietary file format is .sql.
Diagnostician Medical Centre offers seamless remote access to DICOM standard CT scans of the jaw, eliminating the need to download bulky files. Post-examination results are promptly dispatched to both the healthcare provider and the patient. This service has found its way into over 300 clinics scattered across Siberian cities such as Tomsk, Kemerovo, and Novosibirsk.
A CRM is a system that allows you to plan and track classes, evaluate the effectiveness of groups and coaches, and count pool attendance. Additionally, there is the possibility of integrating an amoCRM account. The coach's application displays upcoming classes, where one can take attendance and leave a comment for each student, which will be displayed for the supervising manager.
ESports Arena is a SaaS for managing gaming clubs. It allows users to set up tariffs and manage them from anywhere in the world. It also provides a single customer base, generates reports and statistics, determines the role of employees by access level, offers detailing for each client, and handles loading and performance of the club. We cooperate with 11 partners in the CIS and have over 22,000 registered gamers.
Vivaldi is a platform offering network access for electronic libraries. Books, educational materials and research documents can be viewed online or at one of the virtual reading rooms established in Russian universities. Reading rooms are located in large universities. The volume of literature is growing as new members join the library and publish their collections.
An internal product. Supports flexible schedules in one or several remote offices. Records the beginning and end of a working day, lunch breaks and inactive time at the computer. When the data is collated a time sheet is generated, and working time, inactive time and overtime are calculated. Events are stored in a secure, non-editable format.
CRM system for a law firm, maintaining a list of contractors and automatically creating dozens of document types. Analysis of a database with 10,000,000 entries for geographical audit, evaluation of peak database load and daily, weekly and monthly access graphs. Tracking of compliance with license commitments. Automation of letter, envelope, order and notification creation.
A furniture factory, a microfinance organisation, a business support fund, a teacher training college, a polytechnic vocational institution, a courier service, a wellness centre, a trading company, a creative workshop, a cultural centre, a housing and public utilities provider, a pharmaceutical company, State Expertise and Survey Administration, electrical installation, and a stationery shop.
E-Prisons is an online version of a shop, a chemist's and a library for the penal system. Relatives put together a package on the website and pay for it. The goods and products are bought in the institution's shop and delivered to the inmate. The disadvantage is that the list of products is limited by the shop's selection. The advantage is that it eliminates the need to visit a shop in person and stand in a queue, and the goods don't need to pass checks.
Calculation of operational circuit regimes. Export and import of energy models, data, calculation results, automatic calculation and update of circuits, opening of additional copies of tables for comparison and serial calculations, quick view, information editing, and script subsystem with a choice of macrolanguages. A library for quick circuit display in WPF.
Library for locating geographical sites with Windows Mobile and .NET. Blue dots on the map indicate cars fitted with surveillance equipment. Cartographic modules such as 2Gis, Google, Yandex, and ArcMap can be plugged in in vector and bitmap format.
Notifications about changes to currency indices calculated according to the client's mathematical algorithms. The signals are sent by SMS or email along with data about one or more currency pairs, and exchange rates at the beginning and end of trading. The notification reminds the customer to check the rate and choose how much currency to buy or sell when making a transaction.
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