Below are a series of case studies of real solutions developed and deployed by AMR for real companies. Search through them to see if we've already met a need that you currently have.

	Database Programming
	Nomads, Inc. When a non-Y2K compliant mainframe application was about to expire AMR was called in to convert it to a Microsoft Access™ database. The database has been so successful it's being upsized to an Access/SQL Server database to increasing demands.   Moffet & Dillon, P.C. When a series of Excel™ spreadsheets used to index boxes of case documentation became too unwieldly to use, Moffet & Dillon turned to AMR to convert them into an Access database for easier storage and retrieval.
	Network Design/Integration
	Great Lakes Woodworking, Inc. When Great Lakes Woodworking outgrew it's Windows NT peer-to-peer network, AMR assisted their in-house IT personnel in building and maintaining a Microsoft™ Small Business Server solution to meet the expanding needs of their manufacturing business.   Flagstaff, Inc. With a small budget - and even smaller IT staff - Flagstaff, Inc. asked AMR to put their network on the Internet to allow them to share forms and gather data from client via an FTP site.   Saurbier & Siegan, P.C. When it came time to upgrade the firm's legal accounting software, Juris, from a DOS-based application to the new version based on Microsoft™ SQL Server 2000, AMR was called in to design and deploy the upgrade across the network.
	Web Development
	Wayne State University - Physician Assistants Studies The Department of Physician Assistants Studies at Wayne State University turned to AMR when they needed help to put together an inter-active web site to help current and prospective students learn about their program.   Grand Finale, LLC When Grand Finale wanted to supplement their specialty catering business with a web and equally special web site, they turned to AMR to establish from start to finish a presence on the World Wide Web.