Congratulations LobsterPot Solutions
I see that Adelaide's own SQL Server-specialist consulting company – LobsterPot Solutions – are now a Microsoft Certified Partner (Data Management Solutions, Business Intelligence).
Well done Rob!
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Thanks Dave!
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