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DBIS
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DBISDiscoveries and Breakthroughs Inside Science (news service)
DBISDatabase Information System
DBISDiscovery Bay International School (Honk Kong)
DBISDone Before It Starts


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Mayros we hope to build the most dynamic golf database information system in the United States.
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This new initiative to upgrade PRIMEDIA's database information system follows the company's investment in technology that takes basic subscription data and enhances it with more than 50 variables to allow increasingly precise targeted marketing.
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Target Reach is a database information system that enables advertisers to customize their insert advertising to match the demographic characteristics and other targeting requirements of over 20,000 newspaper delivery zones in the nation=s top 300 markets.
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