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DKS
(redirected from Digital Key System)

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DKSDen Kulturelle Skolesekken (Norwegian: The Cultural Rucksack; Oslo, Norway; ministry)
DKSDamus Kaye Stansel (heart procedure)
DKSDoniphan, Kensett, and Searcy Railway
DKSDigital Key System
DKSDon't/Doesn't Know Stuff (polite form)
DkSDarkSquadron (gaming clan)
DKSDepraetere Kart Services (French sports facilities management)
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Willmott, who is now evaluating a new digital key system, the DigiTech, says all of UK's future key systems will be digital to service the sophisticated communications most often needed by the Medical Center.
University of Kentucky PBX/key system saves $27,000 per month by Communications News
A typical business which would benefit from IA might have 25 employees with a digital key system to provide voice service, one or more fax machines, high-speed Internet access for their LAN, and e-mail for everyone.
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Conner Prairie currently uses its digital key system (manufactured by WIN Communications Corp.
19th century museum uses 21st century technology by Communications News
 
 
 
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