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==Known products==
==Known products==
* [[ACCPAC Plus]] - DOS & OS/2 accounting package.
* [[ACCPAC Plus]] - DOS & OS/2 accounting package.
* [[CommonView C++]] - Multi-platform [[C++]] user interface library
* [[CommonView C++]] - Multi-platform [[C++]] user interface library.
* [[CA-Clipper]] - DOS database development system
* [[CA-Clipper]] - DOS database development system
* [[CA-Compete!]] - Windows & WinOS/2 based multidimensional spreadsheet.
* [[CA-Consensus]] - CASE prototyping tool
* [[CA-Consensus]] - CASE prototyping tool
* [[CA-dBFast]] - dBase compatible database system
* [[CA-dBFast]] - dBase compatible database system
* [[CA-Realia]] - Cobol development system
* [[CA-Realia]] - Cobol development system
* [[CA-Realizer]] - Visual Business Basic.
* [[CA-Realizer]] - Visual Business Basic.
* [[CA-SuperCalc]] - Windows & WinOS/2 based spreadsheet.
* [[CA-Telon]] - [[CASE]] prototyping tool.
* [[CA-Telon]] - [[CASE]] prototyping tool.
* [[CA-Textor]] - OS/2 and Windows word processor.
* [[CA-Textor]] - OS/2 and Windows word processor.
* [[Clipper|CA-Visual Objects]] - [[xBase]] database system for Windows.
* [[Clipper|CA-Visual Objects]] - [[xBase]] database system for Windows.
* [[SuperCalc]] - DOS spreadsheet.


==Personnel==
==Personnel==

Revision as of 18:29, 8 January 2016

Description

USA based software development and computer services company. Was at one time the largest ISV of OS/2 software and by far the largest maker of OS/2 products outside of IBM or Microsoft but cancelled the support for the operating system wholesale in 1996. That included not releasing updates and new releases that had already been developed, and was despite the fact that the company continued to offer paid support and use OS/2 internally for years afterwards. CA had also been the largest maker of DOS software by product number (rather than volume), a few years earlier, not the least due to the takeover of a number of smaller companies, but by the year 2000 the company had taken over some 200+ operations.

The company changed its name to CA Technologies in 2010.

Known products

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