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Based in a huge corporate park on [[Oscion]], '''DEMi''' manages | Based in a huge corporate park on [[Oscion]], '''DEMi''' manages data and inventories for hundreds of [[Par'tha Expanse|Par'tha]]-based companies. Other megacorporations generate huge amounts of information and inventories, usually needing millions of credits of computer equipment and hundreds of employees just to perform data entry updates. DEMi provides this service with the latest supercomputers and a staff of tens of thousands of employees, for a modest fee. This service frees up important credits and personnel to perform more useful duties. | ||
DEMi is a relatively young company, founded only 15 years ago. At first, the concept of another company managing your own company's information (often private) on sales, pricing, and availability of product seemed too risky, despite a confidentiality clause in the contract. But DEMi got a huge vote of confidence when the [[Par'tha Expanse Great Council]] contracted them to handle the sector-wide census information. Suddenly, it became a bragging right to have DEMi "handle the scandocs" as it was called. DEMi flourished with new public contracts, and profits funded upgraded computer systems and a new corporate headquarters. | DEMi is a relatively young company, founded only 15 years ago. At first, the concept of another company managing your own company's information (often private) on sales, pricing, and availability of product seemed too risky, despite a confidentiality clause in the contract. But DEMi got a huge vote of confidence when the [[Par'tha Expanse Great Council]] contracted them to handle the sector-wide census information. Suddenly, it became a bragging right to have DEMi "handle the scandocs" as it was called. DEMi flourished with new public contracts, and profits funded upgraded computer systems and a new corporate headquarters. | ||