Wild Hare Computer Systems Inc

Description

Wild Hare people worked with the first Data General Nova computers in the late 1960s in a variety of advanced biomedical research and scientific applications. The company was officially registered in 1973 and has subsequently performed specialized commercial and military consulting, operating system design, hardware products and productivity enhancers focused on the Data General marketplace. We have worked with and created products for almost every operating system released by Data General and even introduced a line of our own workstations - called "Hare Brains" - in the early 1980s.Our main product of the 1970s, TSS, transformed Data General's RDOS system into a true multi-user operating system. Users benefited by continuing to use standard DG software, their current applications but with multi-user access at a lower cost that migrating to AOS.In 1983 we introduced the Choice! COBOL runtime system which was fully compatible with the Data General Interactive COBOL system. Initially released for UNIX, it was also introduced for DOS and other operating systems of the '80s. This represented the first opportunity for DG ICOBOL users to painlessly benefit from the price/performance of "open systems".

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