Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system (RDBMS) written in C, C++ and C#. The first product in the MS SQL family was the SQL Server 1.0, released in 1989 for the OS/2 operating system. The server uses T-SQL (Transact-SQL), a proprietary procedural language extension developed by Sybase and Microsoft, and can pull data from third-party sources such as Oracle, OLE DB, Teradata and DB2, as well as ODBC, cloud services and text files. The server includes ERP and CRM tools. It runs on Windows, Unix and OS/2, and is distributed under a proprietary per core licensing model.
Development of a payment system for a regional network of several thousand terminals with proprietary processing centre. APIs of the major international payment systems have been studied. Drivers for card scanners, sensor displays, keyboards, cash acceptors, and receipt printers have been written. A network of terminals for credit repayment has been created. The development has passed PCI DSS compliance several times.
The systems oversee a wide range of tasks: staff working time is tracked, electronic reports are filled in and sent out, requests for buying plane tickets or requesting office cleaners are drawn up, tasks are delegated to employees, logistic tasks are solved, various notifications are sent out, and departments are able to interact with one another.
A logo, house style, interface layout, server and site. Software on the basis of a Bookmaker license consists of a server for processing sports statistics from Betradar, a website with user account functionality, the possibility of placing bets, viewing events and multipliers, and reading forecasts and news; cashier's applications; a module for displaying bets and live information as dots on a big screen.
A corporate website for a large energy company uniting several institutions and legal entities all over the country, built for the launch of an electronic archive covering the work of 1,500 employees. Single-window developed for correspondence to the State Business Support Fund, redirecting citizen's questions to the revenue service, banks and security bodies and managing response times.
Passengers are presented with a schedule of bus routes. Tickets are paid for via SMS, electronic wallet or bank card. Passengers choose a route and a place of arrival, buy and print out their ticket for collection before boarding. The route is selected using Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm in a directed graph with weighted arcs. Calculations are immediately sent to a company control system.
A catalogue of Japanese cars for auction: a mock-up, a multi-browser layout, a migration of the site managing system to Bitrix. A data collector from the supplier sites (parser) was added to a telematics catalogue. Prices, photos, product specifications, and stock levels are automatically updated in the price list where available.
Translation from English of a calculation tool for the world's largest tyre manufacturer, based in Japan. Quick selection of tyres from the warehouse range for a given model of specialised vehicle. Accounting for the company's tyre warehouse taking into account availability, arrival and wear. Analytical reports are created accordingly. The software is installed as a gift for major customers, encouraging brand loyalty.
An accounting system for electrical energy and hot and cold water, deployed to a satellite town Lesnaya Polyana as part of a Russian state program. Readings are recorded from electrical meters at set time intervals to a network based at the town. The need for electricians or callouts is practically eliminated. Unauthorised connections and water and energy theft become impossible.
The customer produces rail weighbridges as well as platform, truck and belt scales. Measurements can be made in motion and at rest. A core, module manager, file format for ten applications, and report tool have been written. API allows third-party programmers to insert plugins: graphical forms, configurations, scale drivers, semaphores and cameras.
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