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"International Spectrum Jan/Feb 2011" on Knol, by Will Johnson
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The Pick operating system is named for it's co-creator Richard A "Dick" Pick (d. 19 Oct 1994), who created it in 1965-67 along with Don Nelson. The Pick operating system was originally specialized for generalized storage of elements in a database. They called it a generalized information system.
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The first Pick licensee was Microdata which began selling systems in 1974 under the Reality brand. The second was a New Jersey company called The Ultimate Corp which began selling Pick systems in 1979. In 1981-83 a dozen vendors jumped on the bandwagon when the licensee price fell along with the price of microcomputers. This Pick implementation is referred to, in the industry, as R83.
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The first Pick licensee was Microdata which began selling systems in 1974 under the Reality brand. The second was a New Jersey company called The Ultimate Corp which began selling Pick systems in 1979. In 1981-83 a dozen vendors jumped on the bandwagon when the licensee price fell along with the price of microcomputers. This Pick implementation is referred to, in the industry, as R83.
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The only magazine that covers the Multivalue marketplace is International Spectrum, and they don't cover anything else in their magazine. The magazine comes out six times a year.
International Spectrum, The Multivalue Technology Magazine
The only magazine that covers the Multivalue marketplace is International Spectrum, and they don't cover anything else in their magazine. The magazine comes out six times a year.
International Spectrum, The Multivalue Technology Magazine
issue Jan/Feb 2011, $7.00 U.S.
32 pages including covers
Cover
Clear Message Initiative : Beyond the Error CodeInside: E-mail from MultiValuePlus! Using QuickBooks With MultiValue
Advertisers
page 2 - Intersystemspage 5 - Revelation Softwarepage 9 - Sysmark, Pick Programmers Shoppage 11 - KeyAllypage 13 - Execu-Syspage 15 - International Spectrumpage 16-17 - International Spectrum conferencepage 19 - Asentpage 22 - International Spectrum newsletterpage 24 - SJ+ Systems Associates, MITSpage 27 - Ladybridge Systems Ltd
Articles
page 4 - From the Inside by Nathan Rectorpage 6-9 - Clear Message Initiative by Susan Joslynpage 10-11, 23 - E-Commerce Made E-Z by Bryan Shumskypage 12-13 - Business Tech Money by Charles Barouchpage 14, 24-25 - MultiValue and Quickbooks by Mark Johnsonpage 18-19 - Newsmakers:Summit Professional Education using SEMtek from Entrinsik Datatel appointing Barbara Polk as VP and HR and Administration page 20-22 New Products
- InterSystems adds support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Amazon EC2 Platform
- SJ+ Systems Associates Announces Cyber-Redecoration
- Rocket Software Announces U2 DataVu V1.1
- New Analysis Cubes from MITS ...
- Kourier Integrator for U2 - Release 3 Announced
page 26-27, 29 - Sending E-mail from your MultiValue Programs (Part 1) by Nathan Rectorpage 28 - Tech Tips by anonymouspage 31, 30, 29 Clif Notes by Clifton Oliver[Edit]
See Also
- MultiValue Community WebRing - Originally I believe started by Herb Rubin of Pathfinders. At one point the WebRing had perhaps 180 vendors in it. Then the underlying software was taken over by some idiots who perverted it. At any rate there are still several dozen vendors in the ring.
- Information flavor accounts for Pick flavor people
- Companies which use Pick
- Pick Hits
- Companies Which Used Pick
- Pick Dealers in California in 1988 and Today
- Richard A "Dick" Pick (d. 19 Oct 1994)
- The Ultimate Corp
- Books on the Pick Operating System