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• I.P. Sharp Associates
  ...APL research, hiring notable interpreter designers and implementers from [[IBM]] and starting the careers of many other notable implementors. It also spon ...president [[Ian Sharp]] and [[Roger Moore]]. Initially a contractor for [[IBM]] System/360 programming, the company quickly became involved with APL, wit
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• IBM
  ...it being neglected. Development of APL2 slowed soon after its release, and IBM sold off rights to APL2 in 2021. ...ollowing a prototype Installed User Program (IUP) made public in 1982, was IBM's final APL design.
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• Al Rose
  '''Allen J. Rose''' was an APL educator at [[IBM]], and later a co-founder and vice president of [[STSC]]. He was the 1988 r ...was noted for his ability to demonstrate APL using an [[wikipedia:IBM 2741|IBM 2741]] terminal, including in a verse of [[APL Blossom Time]] which descibe
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• Joey Tuttle
  ...tuary of Joey Keith Tuttle]. 2024-03-09.</ref>) was an APL programmer at [[IBM]] and [[I.P. Sharp Associates]], and later a [[J]] programmer, with an inte ...rimary programming language. In 1971 Tuttle joined the APL Design Group at IBM's [[Philadelphia Scientific Center]], where he worked on the APL environmen
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• Phil Abrams
  ...the "Elsie" machine. The system was made to run on an [[wikipedia:IBM 1130|IBM 1130]] with an emulator in 1967, and released in 1968.<ref>[[Larry Breed]]. ...rams, Philip}}[[Category:People]][[Category:IBM employees]][[Category:STSC employees]][[Category:Founders]][[Category:Executives]][[Category:Implementers]]
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• Timeline of array programming corporations
  Here families of dialects are grouped together: IBM APL includes [[APL\360]], [[APL.SV]], and others; [[APL*PLUS]] includes [[A ! Year !! IBM, [[APL2]] !! [[APL*PLUS]] !! [[SHARP APL]] !! [[Dyalog APL]] !! [[J]
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• Eric Iverson
  ...and hired Eric Iverson as a summer student. Twelve years later Eugene left IBM to join the language and system group at I.P. Sharp Associates, managed by Two years thereafter [[Ken Iverson]] too left IBM to join I.P. Sharp, also to be managed by Eric Iverson. After that, Eugene
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• Adin Falkoff
  '''Adin Daniel Falkoff''' was an APL designer and implementor at [[IBM]] and [[Ken Iverson]]'s primary collaborator in the design of [[Iverson not ...ng APL as a tool for formal hardware specification, as he began specifying IBM's System\360 in 1963.<ref>Falkoff, Adin and [[Ken Iverson]]. [https://www.j
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• Dick Lathwell
  ...ne of the implementers of [[APL\360]], and a designer and implementer at [[IBM]] and [[I.P. Sharp Associates]] afterwards. He is credited with the practic ...73). He also worked on [[APL 5100]] and defined [[tolerant comparison]] at IBM. In October 1977 Lathwell left to work in the [[I.P. Sharp Associates]] Sys
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• Larry Breed
  ...arch and Development. 17 (4): 324–334. Archived from [https://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/174/ibmrd1704F.pdf the original] on December 30, 2004.</ref> ...)|C]] compilers, and, floating-point arithmetic standards. He retired from IBM in 1992.
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• Gene McDonnell
  ...erpt]). [[APL Quote-Quad]], Volume 7, Number 4, Winter 1977.</ref> He left IBM for [[I.P. Sharp Associates]] in 1978, where he worked under [[Eric Iverson ...ategory:People]][[Category:IBM employees]][[Category:I.P. Sharp Associates employees]][[Category:Designers]][[Category:Implementers]]
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• Adaytum Software
  ...[[Eric Iverson]] during the 1990s; all but Iverson would eventually become employees at Dyalog. ...eton to make a [[Dyalog APL]] port of his FREGI software that ran on the [[IBM]] mainframe.<ref name="donnelly">[[Peter Donnelly]]. [https://www.dyalog.co
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• Dyalog Ltd.
  ...eting]]. Founded as an APL consultancy, Dyadic also became a reseller of [[IBM]] hardware but is now supported primarily by sales of Dyalog APL. ...Burroughs Corporation|Burroughs]], and others, and some non-APL languages. IBM's promotion of [[VS APL]] as a platform became another source of demand for
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• Jim Brown
  ...Arthur Brown''' is an APL language designer and the primary force behind [[IBM]]'s [[APL2]]. In this role he was one of the primary advocates for the [[ne ...ever, Brown was not allowed at the time to access More's proposals made at IBM in order to avoid their content being made public.<ref name=personal>Jim Br
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• Henry Rich
  ...on his school's [[time sharing]] system. After college he began work at [[IBM]], where one summer he was briefly introduced to APL. Despite his enthusias {{APL community}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Rich}}[[Category:People]][[Category:IBM employees]][[Category:Designers]][[Category:Implementers]]
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• STSC
  ...received the [[Iverson Award]] together with [[Ian Sharp]] in 1985. Other employees include [[Bob Smith]], who joined in 1971, and [[Brian Becker]]. ...-sharing]] less profitable in the 1980s. These included APL*Plus/PC, for [[IBM]] personal computers, APL*Plus/Unix, and APL*Plus/386, for Intel computers.
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• Arthur Whitney
  ...://www.jsoftware.com/papers/APLPersonalView.htm "A personal view of APL"]. IBM Systems Journal. 30 (4): 582–593. 1991. ...ded this language to create [[A+]], working alongside other Morgan Stanley employees.<ref>Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. [https://web.archive.org/web/20211002
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• Ken Iverson
  ...Iverson also remarked on an interest in etymology among early APLers at [[IBM]].<ref>[[Roger Hui]]. "APL Quotations and Anecdotes", [https://www.jsoftwar ...y:People]][[Category:Jsoftware employees]][[Category:I.P. Sharp Associates employees]][[Category:Designers]]
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• Morten Kromberg
  ...ion was eventually sold to Cognos in 2002. In 2008, Cognos was bought by [[IBM]] which continues the marketing of the original Adaytum product. ...People]][[Category:Dyalog Ltd. employees]][[Category:I.P. Sharp Associates employees]][[Category:Executives]][[Category:Founders]]
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• Discovering APL
  ...ibed formally] — in [[Iverson notation]], of course.) Iverson also went to IBM, who made him a Research Fellow, and [[APL\1130|implemented his notation on ...nagers within the company. Until PCs became widely available, IBM had more employees writing APL than any other company. In the 1970s and 80s, educators, mathem
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