Stardust I.T.
Bespoke business software, applications and training, mostly built on SQL Server and Microsoft Access or Excel
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Stardust I.T.
Stardust IT develops bespoke software and applications and provides training. Its solutions typically store data in SQL Server or similar platforms, with custom front ends built in Microsoft Access VBA or Microsoft Excel, and integration with other Microsoft products and third-party services where required.
Services cover consultation, process analysis, automation design, implementation, training, ongoing support and project management. Stardust IT works with businesses of all sizes, from troubleshooting data to delivering large systems, and collaborates with external partners for specialised components.
The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Royston, United Kingdom.
Product: Custom-built business applications and data systems on SQL Server with Microsoft Access VBA or Excel front ends, plus training and support.
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