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Visionware

Visionware Ltd was a British software company that developed and marketed products that helped integration of Microsoft Windows clients to Unix-based server applications. It was based in Leeds in West Yorkshire. The three products it was most known for were PC-Connect, XVision, and SQL-Retriever.

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Founded
June 1989
Industry
Computer software
Headquarters
Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Defunct
December 1994
Fate
Acquired by SCO
Key people
Tony Denson · Chris Holmes

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Origins in Systime

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Visionware

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples72
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Visionware

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related to Acquisition by SCO · 28
Visionware → And Visionware, As, Cambridge-based SCO, Client Integration Division, December, Denson, Inc, IXI, IXI Limited, IXI Visionware, Later, Ltd, Motif, On, OpenServer-based Unix, Santa Cruz Operation, SCO, SCO's, Systime, Tarantella
related to Origins in Systime · 15
Visionware → British, Cold War-era, Control Data, Control Data Corporation, DEC, Digital Equipment Corporation, Eastern, In, It, Its, June, Leeds-based Systime Computers, OEM, Systime, The Systime-Control Data
related to Independent company · 14
Visionware → As, Chris Holmes, European Unix Show, It, June, London, SCO UK, Systime, The, Tony Denson, Unix, Visionware Ltd, Windows, Windows-Unix
Products · 3
Visionware → database retrieval, Remote software, terminal software
Key people · 2
Visionware → Chris Holmes, Tony Denson
Defunct · 1
Visionware → December 1994
Fate · 1
Visionware → Acquired by SCO
Founded · 1
Visionware → June 1989
Headquarters · 1
Visionware → Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Industry · 1
Visionware → Computer software

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systime sco products windows company software acquired developed applications based operation leeds million ltd june 1989 1994 product server pc-connect

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VisionwareDefunctDecember 19941.00infobox
VisionwareFateAcquired by SCO1.00infobox
VisionwareFoundedJune 19891.00infobox
VisionwareHeadquartersLeeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom1.00infobox
VisionwareIndustryComputer software1.00infobox
VisionwareKey peopleTony Denson1.00infobox
VisionwareKey peopleChris Holmes1.00infobox
VisionwareNumber of employees130 (1994)1.00infobox
VisionwareProductsRemote software1.00infobox
VisionwareProductsterminal software1.00infobox
VisionwareProductsdatabase retrieval1.00infobox
VisionwareRevenue$12 million (1994)1.00infobox
VisionwareTypePrivate1.00infobox

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