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Try dropping
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in your
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The new R-620 /i is a systems-oriented ,
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With ceramic integrated-circuit reliability,
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A large library of software , field-proven
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M any claims are made for the
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So if you' re looking for a data

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HE WLETT ?p] PACKA RD
DATA ACQUISITIO N SYSTEM S
0 6914

MODERN DATA/January 1970

CIRCLE NO . 2 ON INQUIRY CARD

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Jonathan
Swift wrote it,
simplifying King
James I 's saying :
"He was very valiant
that first adventured on
eating oysters."
We don't want to blow your
mind with trivia. We just want
to expand it slightly. With a
reminder: Vermont Research
is the memory company.
We're the company that. can
expand the capabilities of
your computer. We make the
best drum and disk memories
that are made anywhere .
When you want to expand
your computer's memory,
talk to us . We ' re simple
North Country folk,
and we'd ~ove
to talk.

vermont
Research .
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OOBPOllATION
Precision Park , North Spri rlgli el~ , Vermont 05150
Tel. (B02) B8~-~56, TWX 710-363-6533
DRUM AND DISK MEMORIES - CONTROLLER~

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JANUARY 1970 •

MODERN

VOLUME 3 •

NO. 1

DATA

PROOUCTS
S Y S TEMS
S ERVICES

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SAFEGUARD -

A Forum of Opinion

I s the computer portion of the
feasible?

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proposed Safeguard

ABM system

technically

THE INTERPLEX SYSTEM
A simple and inexpensive in-house time-sharing system .

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WHAT IS A COMPUTER PROGRAM?
With a unique d efinitio n of a co mputer /JTogram, this article provides new in sight
into both the computer and the program.

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DIGITAL/ GRAPHIC RECORD ACCESS
This article examines the "only-digital" on-line system and a digital/g rafi hic "com panion" system, and presents the findings of a study which delin eates economic crossovers.

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COMPUTER·CONTROLLED DATA ACQU ISITION SYSTEMS
A survey of ten "off-the -shelf" systems d escribes the basic fea/w'es of pach system as
well as expansion capabilities.

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COMMUNICATIONS CLINIC -

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CORPORATE PROFILE -

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SYSTEMS SCENE -

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ON·L1NE -

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SOFTWARE FORUM -

TH E 1969 FJCC - The Telephone Company
W ill Never Fo rget It .

A DVANCED COMPU TE R TECHNIQUES CO RP .

TU N ING FOR PE RFORMANC E

GRAPHIC CALCULATIO NS WITH HARDWARE
MAKE OR BUY?

LETTERS TO EDITOR

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DC DATASCAN

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NEWS ROUNDUP

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STOCK TALK

WHBW DEPT.

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COMPUTER STOCK TRENDS

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NEW PRODUCTS

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ORDERS & INSTALLATIONS

90

NEW SOFTWARE & SERVICES

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS

94

NEW LITERATURE

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CORPORATE & FINANCIAL

98

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

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COVER BY WILLIAM KWIATKOWSKI
MODERN DATA/January 1970

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Nelson McKinney of
NCI Dallas tells how

~~WORI(

TEN

whips the
complex""
, 'M 0 st D P de pa rt m e nt s are m ov in g into a more
complex operational environment. Working with
more data elements in more complex forms. Using
more kinds of records and files. Combining functions .
Going fo r more sophisticated applications. Creating
larger and more involved progra ms. Using added core
storage to do more things. And do them better.
"So we developed WORK TEN, the new computer Ian·
guage t hat makes it easy for programmers to visualize
and co de complex multiple file problems. That 's
because WORK TEN is structured and uses segmented
logic to clea rly define when each action occurs.
" In add ition , your programmer does only the very
small creative part of even the most complicated program . He tells WORK TEN what to do and when to
do it. WORK TEN then creates the rest of the program
automatica lly on the computer in COBOL. With WORK
TEN , progra mmers use very few statements to code
even the most involved tasks quickly and easily.
" This new language effortl ess ly handles programming
elements that are staggering with ordinary languages .
For exam ple, WORK TEN automatically determines all
conditions to multiply match up to 52 files. Ask your
programmers how much time that alone saves. And
how muc h simp ler it makes the programming job
when they don't have to worry about coding a monster
like that.
" Write today for information on WORK TEN. Before
you are buried in programming backlog_ "

NATIONAL COMPUTING INDUSTRIES
3003 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
PHOENIX , ARIZONA 85012
TELEPHONE 602 : 264-1394

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MODERN DATAIJanuary 1970

MODERN

Good luck

DATA

~ithyour

PRODUC T S
S YSTEMS

bare bones

SERVICES

coDlputer.

PUBLlSH~D FOR CORPORATE AND TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT,
SYSTEMS ANALYSTS , EDP MANAGERS , SOFTWARE SPECIALISTS,
AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND OPERATIONS MANAGER S.

S. HENRY SACKS

PUBLISHER

WILLIAM A. GANNON

ASSOC . PUBLISHER

ALAN R. KAPLAN

EDITOR

DAN M. BOWERS .

CHIEF EDITORIAL CONSULTANT

WASHINGTON EDITOR : Harold V. Semling, Jr. WEST COAST EDITOR : Karen Kuttner. FINANCIAL
NEWS EDITOR : J ames I. Leabman. EUROPEAN EDITOR : Richard Pettersen.
CONSULTING AND CONTR IBUTIN G EDITORS : Ralph G. Be rglund; J . Reese Brown , Jr.; Ri chard
T. Bueschel; Larry L. Constantine; Thom as DeMarco; Maurits P. deRegt; Ken Falor; Ivan Flor es;
Michael B. French; Fay Herman; Walter A. Levy; Thurber J . Moffett; Joseph Papal 0; John E. Taft;
Jerome B. Weiner.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS : Donna L. Maiocca, Diane Burkin , Caren A. Wortman .
CIRCULATION: Carol Grace, MGR.; Stephen E. Hughes, ASS'T.
PRODUCTION MANAGER : BERNARD GREENSIDE
SALES MANAGER : ROBERT J. BAND INI
All correspondence regard ing circulation, advertising, and editorial should be addressed to the
publication offices at:
MODERN DATA
3 LOCK LAND AVENUE
FRAMIN G HAM, MASS. 01701
(6 17) 872·4824
Published monthly and copyrighted 1970 by Delta Publications, Inc., 3 Lockland Ave., Framingham, Mass.
01701. The contents of this publication (i n excess of 500 words) may not be rep roduced in whole or in
part without wri tten permission .

SUBSCRIPTIONS: Circulated without cha rge by name and title to U.S.·based co rporate and technical ma nage·
me-nt, systems engineers, systems ana lysts, EDP mana gers, software specialists, and other personnel who

qualify under our qualification procedures. Available to others at the rate of $18.00 per yea r; sing le issues
$1.75. Subscription raie for all foreign subscriptions is $25.00 per yea r (12 issues). POSTMASTER : Send
Form 3579 to : Circulation Dept., Modern Data, 120 Brighton Road, Clifton, N.J. 07012. Controlled circula.
tion postage paid at Boston, Mass.

SALES OFFICES
NEW ENGLAND
Wm. A. Ga nnon
3 Lockland Avenue
Fra mingham, Mass. 0 170 1
(617) 872·4824
CLEVELAND
Bernie G. Edstrom
15605 Madison Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44107
(2 16) 521-7900
CHICAGO
Gera ld E. Wo lfe
The Bill Pattis Group
4761 Touhy Ave.
Lincoln wood, III. 60646
(312) 679· 1100

NEW YORK
Robert J . Bandini
1 Rockefe ller Ce nter
Room 1408
New Yo rk , N.Y. 10020
(212) 246-1770

PHILADELPHIA
Don McCan n
11 6 Haddon Ave.
Suite C
Haddonfie ld , N.J. OB033
(609) 428-2522

LOS ANGELES
Robert W. Walker Co.
2411 Wes t 8t h Street
Los Angeles, Cal. 90057
(213) 387-4388

DALLAS
R.W. "Wh it " J ones
5531 Dyer Stree t
Da llas , Texas 75206
(214) 361- 1297

It's not hard to find someone
who 'll sell you a bare bones
computer. The hard part comes
when you look for a company
to so lve your data problems
once and right. Daconics can
and will. Dacon ics manufactures complete data and computer systems and peripheral
subsystems. Including :
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Robert W. Wa lker Co.
Hea rst Bu ilding
Roo m 1232
San Francisco, Cal. 94103
(415) 781-5568

The input peripheral
Th e small computer
The 1/0 writer
The 1/ 0 formatters
The mag ta pe unit
The drum or disc memory
The CRT display
The strip or line printer
Th e modem controller
The 1/ 0 controllers
The system engineering
The software executive
The diagnostic rout ines
Interconnect and po we~
cabling
Factory integration
Factory system test
Customer training
Design documentation
Operations and service
manuals
Warranty

Write' for our new brochure.

DACONIC S
505 W. Ol ive Avenu e,
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Phon e (408) 732-2634

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Recording densities: 200 , 556

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Sangamo 's digital tape deck is so
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in the most expensive types ,
including all electronics-without
their bulk. Occupies less than two
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only 50 Ibs.

Called the Sangamo TH-7/TH-9 ,
its preci se performance is ideal
for makers of computer and
communication equipment. Also
for remot e industrial process
control operations, as in oil fields
-or for manufacture of most
equipment built to full military
specificat ions .

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Communication Systems
P.O. Bo x 3347, Springfield , III. 62708

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS

lel's Problems -

British nationalization of the computer industry thus far has met only moderate success. International Computers, Ltd. (ICL) was chosen
by the government as its instrument. Using the corporate framework of International Computers and
Tabulators, Ltd., a former Ferranti subsidiary, the International Reorganization Corp. and the Ministry of
Technology combined the business computer interest
of English-Electric-Marconi, Elliott Automation, and
Plessey, Ltd . The Ministry of Technology has retained
a 10% holding in the end result. ICL has been saddled
with three differing computer technologies, the job
of maintaining spare parts inventories for its component companies, and the need to continue developing its own line of products . Since the company is
concentrating on the business computer market, it
:seems highly possible there will be a conflict of interest between ICL and its component companies regarding how that market shou ld be defined .

EDP Ethics - Standards of ethics for computer professiona Is concern the British as well as the Ameri cans . The London Times reported that the subject was
debated following a recent general meeting of the
British Computer Society . Some members questioned
the need for any professional code at all, whi le others
recommended developing a scale of charges for use
in determining appropriate fees for consu ltants . Invas ion of privacy was another major issue. No longterm solutions were resolved formally, but the Society sent a draft proposal to members which calls
upon them to exercise their skill impartially, not disclose confidential information concerning employers
or clients , and not accept any position in which their
interests may conflict with their duties.

There is some talk in Budapest of the need for an
Eastern Bloc comp uter to oppose the West's superiority
in this prestigous field, according to the Journal of
Comme rce . Experts, the paper says, believe it will be
very difficult to develop it in time to meet East European needs. Hungary, however, is more vocal than
most Iron Curtain countries in trying to promote joint
development of Communist computer technology .

A computer system recently performed the navigation on an Amsterdam to New York jet flight of Finnish Airlines . It worked fine until the plane got
stacked up over Long Island because of the heavy
traffic, de l aying the schedule beyond the time the
system w as programmed for. According to the airline, it was the first scheduled commercial trans-Atlantic crossing without a human navigator aboard .

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Japan's program for the l arge-scale development of
ultra-high-performance electronic computers may succeed to the degree that Japan wi ll require them to be
used for domestic time-sharing operations, concludes
a re cent study made by the Electronic Industry Association. EIA is concerned that this would result in excluding free competition . Japan's long-range plan of
developing a strong domestic computer industry is proceeding on sched ule, and the Japanese Government
has appro '::' riated $ 28 million for research in 1970. Industry is expected to add another $5.3 million to this
figure. About half the Government budget is allocated
for software re sea rch, indicating , EIA says, that this
segment of the industry will be hea vi ly governmentco ntrolled.

German computer production is lagging, according
to a recent study done by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce.
In 1968 business machine production amounted to
$663 million an increase of only 5 percent over
1967. In the same period , overall German industrial
production increased by 12 percent. Commerce believes that muc h of this apparent stagnation was "because development of more advanced comp ute rs has
entered a decis ive phase requiring extensive organizational changes and retool ing in production lines."
At the end of this process, Commerce said , "t he li vely
expansion of the computer business is expected to
resu me."

RCA is bu ilding its first electronics manufacturing plant
in Euro pe, a $10.7 million semiconductor operation
in the Prov ince of Liege, Belgium . The 80,000 sq.
ft. plant wi ll supply components for data processing
and other equipment. The European market for semi conductor devices is expected by RCA Vice Pres . C. E.
Burnett to approach $700 million by 1972, of whi ch
solid-state compo nents wi ll account for $ 120 million.
The plant is expected to be finished by the mid of 1970.

QUICKLY AROUND THE WORLD
Ch i nese-made computers were among the items shown at
the recent export fair in South China City, reports Reuters.
The fair is the chief exhibition for showing China's commercial products to the outside world.
Viatron Computer Systems Corp., Bedford, Mass., has set up
a subsidiary in Belgium with initia l capitalizati on of $20,000.
Applied Data Research, Princeton, N.J., has acquired Systematik AB, a Stockholm-based software and service firm.
Current plans call for expansion to West Germany.
MODERN DATA/January 1970

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CORPORATE AND FINANCIAL NEWS
D a ta Tra nsmission Co. (DATRAN)
has filed an application with the
Federal Communications Commission for a uthority to construct a nd
operate a common carrier system
for tra nsmitting data to 35 major
m etropolita n a reas. DA TRAN is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of U niversity Computing. The nationwide
system, estima ted to cost a pproxima tely $375 million, is d esigned
solely to provide door-to-door comm unications service in digital form.
DATRAN told th e Commission th at
th e new system would elimi na te the
necessity of transl ating to and from
a nalog (voice-type) circuits tha t a re
already congested. Th e application
asks permision to construct a nd operate 244 microwave repeater stations, 10 district 'offices for computerized swi tchin g, and the necessary
circuits to handle the needs of 160,000 prospective customers.
EDAPCO, Inc. , a black-owned
computer service bureau with h ead qu a r t e r s in Newa rk's raciallytroubled C entral Ward, has been
authorized by the State of New J ersey to process loca l property tax rolls
for cities a nd towns . EDAPCO was
opened in September by L eo nard
Pra ther, Jr. with a loan backed by
the Small Business Administra tion.
Information from the I nter-racial
Council for Business Opportunity
a nd ADAPSO indicates tha t there
a re only four other black-owned
computer service bureaus in the

U.S.
X erox D a ta Systems a nnounced
that it has reduced the price of its
Model CF16 min I-computer by
38 %, from $12,890 to $7,990.
Thomas T. Fleming, President, Scien tific R esources Corp., told a lunch eon m eeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts tha t SRC
pla ns to double its revenues from
the computer industry in 1970 to
$20-$25 million, up from the approximate $12 million computerservice and computer-related finan ce
revenues expected in 1969.
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The crash of a light pla ne into its
corporate hea dquarters seems to
have ca used Appli ed D ata Research Inc. less da mage than was
rumored in mid-November. President Rich ard C. Jones sta ted tha t
no ADR p ersonnel were injured a nd
there was no loss of important master tapes, docum entation, or business records. Th e two Prin ceton
computers - a n IBM 360 /5 0 and
a PDP j1 0 - a re being thoroughly
checked-out to determin e if they received water damage. Both compu ters were full y insured.
RECENT

ENTRIES

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COMPUTER

C omjJUter Management S ystems, a new opera ting di vision of
Un iversa l By-Produ cts, In c., will provide special electronic data processing services for firms in the solid
waste ma nagement industry, a nd
general EDP services for other industri es .. . Comjmter S ystem Architects I nc. h as been found ed in Cambridge, M ass. to sa tisfy system -a rchitectural n eeds of compani es developing computer-based products . . .
Th e CO RSTAR Business Comjmt ing Co. will provid e assista nce an d
consulta tions in the area of man agement inform at ion systems. The
company is located in " Vhite Plains,
N .Y. .. . Data Bank CorjJ. , headqua rtered in N.Y.C. , is entering the
information (dig ital, textual, audio,
picto rial, a nd a nalog ) storage and
retri eval business utilizing a new
photo-optical ran dom-access mass
memory . . . A new man agement
consulting firm , D ecision S ciences
Corj) ., has been form ed in J enkintown, Pa . to specialize in decision
support systems used to aid management decision-ma king . . . DP A
Ma nagement S ),ste ms, I nc., a compa ny specia lizing in computer facilities m anagemen t, has been form ed
by DPA, In c., a diversifi ed D all asbased company .. . Electro nic Comfmte r Graphics, a new high-technology micro-photographic and chrome
mask compa ny, has b een formed in
Santa Ana, Ca1. ... Th e Ma crodata
Co ., Cha tsworth, Cal. , will produce
sophisticated electronic equipment
utilizing microminiature (LSI ) ciry IELD :

cuits. First to be announced is a
family of computer-con trolled, fullyautoma tic, di agnostic test equipment . . . M edical I nformation
T echnolog)l, In c. ( MEDITECH ) of
Cambridge, Mass. will rent, lease,
sell, a nd service medical information systems, including ha rdwa re, to
hospi tals, clinics, a nd m edical da ta
collection cen ters . . . M icro-Image
COTj). of San Diego will m arket a
microfiche rea der, the MICRA 210
. .. Quadra Data, I nc., located in
Mountain View, Ca1., claims to be
one of the few servIce centers
capabl e of offering expertise in com puter commercial problem-solving
. . . R edmar A ssociates has been
formed in N eedh a m, ?\1ass., to act
as sa les representa tives for commanufacturing computer
panies
peripheral equipm ent, da ta communications, a nd comp uter memory
devices. The. compa ny will serve
th e six N ew Engla nd States. Founders of th e com pany are vetera n
sa lesmen a nd Honeywell CCD
alum nae M a rtin J. Fitzgerald a nd
J osep h T. R eddington . . . Space
Aj)jJlicrztions Corj)., organized in
L.A. , will specialize in aerospace
engineering, analysis, and softwa re
. T echnology I nc ., D ayton, Ohio,
has form ed a new D ayton-area subsidiary, T echnology/ Scientific Services, In c., to perform on -site con tract C'n gi neering a nd technical support services for government a nd indu stry , .. T eknatronic A pj)lications,
I nc . h as bC'en form ed in N.Y.C . to
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