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Cullinet

Cullinet was a software company whose products included the database management system IDMS and the integrated software package Goldengate. In 1989, the company was bought by Computer Associates. Cullinet was founded in Arlington, Massachusetts and later headquartered at 400 Blue Hill Drive in Westwood, Massachusetts.

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Founded
1968 (1968)
Industry
Software company
Headquarters
400 Blue Hill Avenue, Westwood, Massachusetts, United States
Defunct
1989 (1989)
Fate
Acquired
Founder
John Cullinane and Larry English

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Cullinet

Nodes72
Edges71
Triples97
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027778
Components1

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related to 1970s · 70
Cullinet → AICorp, America's Model, Andrew, Andrew Filipowski, Another, Applied Data Research's DATACOM/DB, As, Barclays Bank, BFGoodrich, Bill Curtis, Bill Linn, Bob Davis, Bob Goldman, CEO, Cincom's Total, Computer Corporation, Computer Pictures, Cullinane, Cullinane Database Systems, Cullinet Software
related to 1980s · 18
Cullinet → At, Bob Goldman, By, CEO, Chapman, Codd, Cullinane, Data General, Date, David Chapman, DBMS, Digital Equipment Corporation's VAX, Eventually, IBM, In, John Cullinane, The, VAX
Defunct · 1
Cullinet → 1989 (1989)
Fate · 1
Cullinet → Acquired
Founded · 1
Cullinet → 1968 (1968)
Founder · 1
Cullinet → John Cullinane and Larry English
Headquarters · 1
Cullinet → 400 Blue Hill Avenue, Westwood, Massachusetts, United States
Industry · 1
Cullinet → Software company
Predecessor · 1
Cullinet → Cullinane Corporation
Successor · 1
Cullinet → Computer Associates

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CullinetDefunct1989 (1989)1.00infobox
CullinetFateAcquired1.00infobox
CullinetFounded1968 (1968)1.00infobox
CullinetFounderJohn Cullinane and Larry English1.00infobox
CullinetHeadquarters400 Blue Hill Avenue, Westwood, Massachusetts, United States1.00infobox
CullinetIndustrySoftware company1.00infobox
CullinetPredecessorCullinane Corporation1.00infobox
CullinetSuccessorComputer Associates1.00infobox
Digital Equipment Corporation's VAX line of computersinstance ofChapman attempted to move the company to the more and more powerful minicomputers0.80text
Cullinetrelated to 1970sAs0.60section
Cullinetrelated to 1970sBFGoodrich0.60section
Cullinetrelated to 1970sNaomi0.60section

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