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Interactive EasyFlow

Easyflow was one of the first diagramming and flow charting software packages available for personal computers. It was produced by HavenTree Software Limited of Kingston, Ontario Canada. HavenTree's mark on history for its product, which was subsequently renamed Interactive Easyflow, is its notable plain-English license.

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Founded
1981
Industry
Computer software
Headquarters
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Defunct
1996
Fate
Assets were sold to SPSS Inc.
Key people
C. Farnell (founder) Bill Reid (technology) John Purdon (last CEO)

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Interactive EasyFlow

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples22
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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Interactive EasyFlow

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related to history · 12
Interactive EasyFlow → April, Canada's Bankruptcy, DOS-based, Easyflow, EasyFlow-Plus, HavenTree, HavenTree EasyFlow, Insolvency Act, Interactive, It, SPSS Inc, The
Defunct · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → 1996
Fate · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → Assets were sold to SPSS Inc.
Founded · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → 1981
Headquarters · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Industry · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → Computer software
Key people · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → C. Farnell (founder) Bill Reid (technology) John Purdon (last CEO)
Number of employees · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → 30 (cca 1990)
Products · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → Interactive EasyFlow EasyFlow Macintosh EasyFlow for Windows NodeMap NodeMap for Windows
Successor · 1
Interactive EasyFlow → none

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easyflow software interactive disclaimer haventree license canada one spss inc kingston ontario history limited agreement go person copies us packages

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Interactive EasyFlowDefunct19961.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowFateAssets were sold to SPSS Inc.1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowFounded19811.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowHeadquartersKingston, Ontario, Canada1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowIndustryComputer software1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowKey peopleC. Farnell (founder) Bill Reid (technology) John Purdon (last CEO)1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowNumber of employees30 (cca 1990)1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowProductsInteractive EasyFlow EasyFlow Macintosh EasyFlow for Windows NodeMap NodeMap for Windows1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowSuccessornone1.00infobox
Interactive EasyFlowis acopyrighted package licensed for use by a single person0.90text
Interactive EasyFlowrelated to historyHavenTree0.60section
Interactive EasyFlowrelated to historyEasyflow0.60section

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