Software company
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The term software company could be applied to: a) a company that produces software, distributes software from a third party, or provides services such as custom software development.
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Early Software companies
Early software was often written by early hardware companies, at least until commodity hardware such as the IBM PC came to market.
- kANBAY
- Digital Equipment Corporation
- IBM
- UNIVAC
- Cullinane Corporation
- Cincom
- Software Ag
- Pansophic
- Adpac
- ADR
- MSA
- MRI
- UCC
- Infotech Systems, Inc.
- McCormick & Dodge
- Rath & Strong
- Platinum technology, inc.
- BMC
- Boole & Babbage
Early PC Software companies
Notable software companies
- Adobe Systems, Inc
- Apple Computer - #66 worldwide in 2005[#endnote_Software500]
- Clarity Systems (Toronto, Canada)
- Lotus Development
- Mandriva
- Microsoft
- Oracle Corporation
- PeopleSoft
- Red Hat
- Sage Group
- SAP
- SCO Group
- Compuware
- HCL Technologies (India) HCL
- e-Zest
See also
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