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• This was in the pansophic context of orderly acquisition of knowledge.
• This would later contribute to the decision to sell CSI to Pansophic Systems.
• The pansophic ideas find partial expression in the series of textbooks he produced from time to time.
• The district sold the high school campus to Pansophic Learning in February 2015 for a little over.
• One of the first things Pansophic did was to raise the price of TELON to match its competitors.
• SGT was sold to Pansophic Systems where the product was renamed GENER / OL . and later acquired by Computer Associates
• The sorting product had previously been distributed by independent software vendor ( " ISV " ) Pansophic Systems under the name PanSort.
• Two years later, after it was acquired by Pansophic, TELON would see another price increase for much the same reasons.
• He became one of the leaders in the "'encyclop鎑ic or pansophic movement "'of the seventeenth century " from the article on Comenius.
• Christensen came away believing that Pansophic knew the market and customers for TELON . In April 1984 Pansophic made an offer of $ 2 million in addition to royalties for three years.
• Christensen came away believing that Pansophic knew the market and customers for TELON . In April 1984 Pansophic made an offer of $ 2 million in addition to royalties for three years.
• While nothing came of the plan, one of the precursors of the Royal Society of the English Restoration, Skytte had backing at the time, from Hartlib and his associate Antilia, a generic name used for pansophic projects.
• As a result, the company decided to develop a source code management system, called "'PLUS "', that competed with Pansophic's ( PanDA ) and UCC's products ( UCC-1 ).
• Pansophic was a software company based in Chicago founded by Joseph A . Piscopo in 1969 . In 1983 while doing background research on EASYTRIEVE, a 4th generation language they had acquired, Pansophic became impressed with the enthusiasm of TELON customers.
• Pansophic was a software company based in Chicago founded by Joseph A . Piscopo in 1969 . In 1983 while doing background research on EASYTRIEVE, a 4th generation language they had acquired, Pansophic became impressed with the enthusiasm of TELON customers.
• TELON gained the advantages of a large and experienced sales force, run by Pansophic's Al Syler, who had previously sold Informatics'Mark IV . In return, Pansophic gained a strong product with sales that would continue to climb for many years.
• TELON gained the advantages of a large and experienced sales force, run by Pansophic's Al Syler, who had previously sold Informatics'Mark IV . In return, Pansophic gained a strong product with sales that would continue to climb for many years.
• In 1986, Pansophic Transferred Farzin Yashar from their development team in Reston, VA to Boston in order to head development of the first PC version of TELON TDF . Farzin and Chris McNeil together led the efforts and created Telon PC for PC DOS / MS-DOS, which was distributed on floppy diskettes.
• He aimed to set up a Pansophic College, a precursor of later academic institutes He wrote his ideas for this in a tract " Via lucis ", written 1641 / 2 in London; he had to leave because the English Civil War was breaking out, and this work was eventually printed in 1668, in Amsterdam.
• Nothing much came directly of such proposals, typically for an " academy royal " or court academy; but they formed part of a wider debate including the role of the universities, and the foundation of new institutions such as the successive Gresham College, Durham College, and the Royal Society, which had very different fates, as well as the pansophic projects that failed to get off the drawing board.