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ATSI

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ATSIAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Australia)
ATSIAssociation of TeleServices International
ATSIAssociation of Thai Software Industry
ATSIAmerican Transmission Systems, Inc.
ATSIAssociation of Telemessaging Services International
ATSIAsosiasi Telekomunikasi Seluler Indonesia (Association of Indonesian Cellular Operators)
ATSIAero Transcription Service, Inc. (Baltimore, MD)
ATSIArcus Technology Services Inc
ATSIAlias TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) Subscriber Identity (telecommunications)


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LifeNet is the largest organ procurement based tissue bank in the US and ATSI is a major provider of medical products for sports medicine.
NEXT") announced today that it has established a strategic alliance with ATSI Communicaciones S.
Cleveland is an attractive market for ATSI and we look forward to growing our business by offering our proven model of helping our youth achieve their potential through academic and vocational training," said Clark Hayes, chief executive of ATSI, which employs about 800 and has annual revenue of about $28 million.
 
 
 
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