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[[File:Dyalog head office.jpg|thumb|right|Dyalog's head office]]
[[File:Dyalog head office.jpg|thumb|right|Dyalog's head office]]
:''This article is about the company. For the APL dialect, see [[Dyalog APL]]. For the conference, see [[Dyalog user meeting]].
'''Dyalog Ltd.''' (originally Dyadic Systems Ltd.) is the vendor for [[Dyalog APL]] and organiser of the [[Dyalog user meeting]]. Founded as an APL consultancy, Dyadic also became a reseller of [[IBM]] hardware but is now supported primarily by sales of Dyalog APL.
'''Dyalog Ltd.''' (originally Dyadic Systems Ltd.) is a British company that specialises in APL products, especially developing [[Dyalog APL]] and providing consultancy services to Dyalog APL users.


== History ==
== History ==
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[[Dyalog APL]] was released at the [[APL83|1983 APL Conference]] in Washington, D.C., a venue it shared with MicroAPL's [[APL.68000]] and [[STSC]]'s [[APL*PLUS/PC]]. Initial sales were slow due to the obscurity at the time of the nested array model, Unix operating system, and Zilog system in addition to Dyalog APL's poor [[performance]] relative to other APLs exhibited.
[[Dyalog APL]] was released at the [[APL83|1983 APL Conference]] in Washington, D.C., a venue it shared with MicroAPL's [[APL.68000]] and [[STSC]]'s [[APL*PLUS/PC]]. Initial sales were slow due to the obscurity at the time of the nested array model, Unix operating system, and Zilog system in addition to Dyalog APL's poor [[performance]] relative to other APLs exhibited.


[[File:DyalogV5.0FrontCover.png|thumb|right|Dyalog version 5.0 front cover (1987)]]
=== Purchase by Lynwood ===
=== Purchase by Lynwood ===


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Also in 1991, Dyadic began collaborating with George Kunzle on the PC program which would later be named KPS (Kunzle Planning System). The two lead developers of KPS were Guy Haddleton and [[Morten Kromberg]].
Also in 1991, Dyadic began collaborating with George Kunzle on the PC program which would later be named KPS (Kunzle Planning System). The two lead developers of KPS were Guy Haddleton and [[Morten Kromberg]].


In 2000, [[wikipedia:Microsoft|Microsoft]] contacted Dyadic systems to ask for their participation in the project that would later be called [[.NET]]. Dyadic responded positively and began working on [[Dyalog.NET]], which was primarily a collaboration between [[John Daintree]] and Microsoft employees.
In 2000, [[wikipedia:Microsoft|Microsoft]] contacted Dyadic systems to ask for their participation in the project that would later be called [[.NET]]. Dyadic responded positively, and [[John Daintree]] began collaborating with Microsoft employees both on the design of .NET and on Dyalog support for it.


=== Dyalog Limited ===
=== Dyalog Limited ===
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=== Takeover by Adaytum employees ===
=== Takeover by Adaytum employees ===


In 2004, Donnelly approached [[Morten Kromberg]] and [[Gitte Christensen]] of [[Adaytum Software]] to ask them to take over management of the company. With backing from [[wikipedia:SimCorp|Simcorp]] and APL Italiana, the pair began leadership on 7 April 2005.
In 2004, Donnelly approached [[Morten Kromberg]] and [[Gitte Christensen]] of [[Adaytum Software]] to ask them to take over management of the company. With backing from [[wikipedia:SimCorp|Simcorp]] and APL Italiana, the pair began leadership on 7 April 2005.<ref>[http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10014220 "New Management at Dyalog Ltd."]. [[Vector journal]] Volume 21 No. 2. 2005-02.</ref>
 
In March 2007, Dyalog's growing team moved to its current office in [[wikipedia:Bramley, Hampshire|Bramley, Hampshire]]. The office, a restored barn including original oak beams, was chosen in part for its large windows with a view of a nearby wheat field.<ref>[http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10011430 News from sustaining members]: Country Life. [[Vector journal]] volume 23 issue 1. 2008-01.</ref>


[[File:Dyalog Ducks.png|thumb|right|Dyalog ducks]]
[[File:Dyalog Ducks.png|thumb|right|Dyalog ducks]]
== The Dyalog duck ==
== The Dyalog duck ==


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Dyalog arranges several recurring events (for dates see Dyalog's [https://www.dyalog.com/dates-for-your-diary.htm Event calendar]):
Dyalog arranges several recurring events (for dates see Dyalog's [https://www.dyalog.com/dates-for-your-diary.htm Event calendar]):


* [https://www.dyalog.com/student-competition.htm APL problem solving competition]
* [[APL Problem Solving Competition]]


* [[Dyalog user meeting]]
* [[Dyalog user meeting]]
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* [https://functionalconf.com/ FunctionalConf]
* [https://functionalconf.com/ FunctionalConf]
== References ==
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