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scheme to
inflate KnowledgeWare's financial results to meet
sales and
earnings projections.
STERLING SOFTWARE FINISHES DEAL FOR
KNOWLEDGEWARE Dignan, Larry...
- Case Jr. of
Nastec Corporation.
Tarkenton Software later merged with
KnowledgeWare (with
Tarkenton as president),
until selling the
company to Sterling...
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essentially equivalent divisions.[citation needed]
Acquired Atlanta-based
KnowledgeWare in a stock-for-stock
transaction worth $74
million in 1994, in the process...
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leader in
information technology engineering software, DDI was
renamed KnowledgeWare and
eventually purchased by Fran Tarkenton, who took it public. Martin...
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developers such as
Bachman Information Systems,
Index Technology, Inc., and
KnowledgeWare, Inc.
These were
intended to be
implemented uniformly across all SAA...
- in
front of the camera, and she
ended up in a
national print ad for
KnowledgeWare. Children's
cable TV
network Nickelodeon spotted her at the
Culver City...
- SQLWindows, and Powersoft's PowerBuilder. It was
bought by
KnowledgeWare in 1993. In 1994
Knowledgeware released ObjectView Desktop, a scaled-down version. "ObjectView...
-
heels of
Excelerator were a rash of
offerings from
companies such as
Knowledgeware (James Martin, Fran
Tarkenton and Don Addington),
Texas Instrument's...
- was
named Synon/2E. In 1989, Synon,
along with Bachman, Intersolv,
KnowledgeWare and Systematica, was
chosen by IBM to be at the
heart of AD/Cycle, its...
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industrial engineering applications and
added knowledge-based
capabilities on to them; for example,
their KnowledgeWare module. KBE
developed in the 1980s. It...
