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HATP
(redirected from High Availability Transaction Processing)

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HATPHarry and the Potters (band)
HATPHigh Availability Transaction Processing
HATPHigh-Angle-of-Attack Technology program (NASA)
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is a leading global provider of high volume, high availability transaction processing and information access solutions for e-Business.
S2 Systems Adopts Bluestone Software's B2B and B2C Platform to Bring ... by Business Wire
ACI's products designed for the RS/6000 and Netfinity platforms leverage open computing standards to deliver cost-effective high availability transaction processing services.
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a leading global provider of high volume, high availability transaction processing and information access solutions for e-business, today announced S2 Systems' commitment to adopt Bluestone's e-business platform to extend its customers' mission-critical applications to the Web.
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