J Bailey & Company
| J Bailey & Company prides itself on being able to offer its retail clients the most up-to-date and competitive solutions to fit their needs. And that means a total focus around Microsoft Business Solutions Retail Management System. The company's advisors are Microsoft Certified partners who possess an in-depth knowledge of Microsoft Retail Management System and extensive expertise in retail, inventory management, implementation planning, computer technology, organization, and customer service. Nationally recognized retail advisor that specializes in assisting independent retail merchants with their implementation of point-of-sale, merchandising, and customer database systems. Located on the Gulf Coast in Ocean Springs, MS, J Bailey & Company has over 250 Microsoft Retail Management System installations throughout the United States and Canada. |
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Jonathan Bailey Microsoft RMS Specialist | Microsoft Certified Partner Jonathan Bailey, a 25-year retail operations veteran opened J Bailey Company in 2002. Since then, his company has specialized in Microsoft RMS, and now has over 250 single and multi-store clients throughout Canada, Latin America, and the USA. |  |
10010 Sanctuary Blvd.
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
www.JBaileyInc.com
JBailey@JBaileyInc.com
TOLL FREE 800-249-9801
LOCAL 228-348-1719
About Ocean Springs, MS.
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Our offices are located adjacent to the 19,000-acre Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge, in the extreme southeast of Mississippi, about 90 minutes from New Orleans and 45 minutes from Mobile, AL. Mississippi sandhill cranes are about four feet tall with a nearly six-foot wingspan. They have long legs and necks. They have a dark gray plumage, a red crown, white cheek patch and black legs. They have a loud, very distinctive, rattling bugle call. They also dance! Alone or in groups, cranes will bow their heads, leap in the air, and throw sticks or other interesting material. Mississippi sandhill cranes are a critically endangered subspecies found nowhere else on earth in the wild but on and adjacent to the refuge. There are only about 100 individual remaining, including about 20 breeding pairs. The area vegetation is primarily wet pine savannas, and tidal marshes adapted to the saturated soils caused by incoming tides. The refuge is also the home of alligators and 10 species of carnivorous plants, including various types of sundews, butterworts, pitcher plants, and bladderworts. |
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