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Looking for a solution for a small Chiropractic office. The office resently purchased software package to manage its business. Software and data base is on same computer the receptionist uses. There are up to 2 to 4 users accessing the system at a single time. Looking to upgrade the computer system to improve productivity and response time. Office wants to digitize all patient paper files. What resources does CDW have to help? How much does it cost?