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• At this point, Tymnet had outlived its parent company Tymshare.
• At Tymshare, Engelbart soon found himself marginalized and relegated to obscurity.
• Tymshare was one of the pioneers in the EDI field.
• Operational concerns at Tymshare overrode Engelbart's desire to do further research.
• The company was renamed McDonnell Douglas Tymshare, and began a major reorganization.
• By 1972 Tymshare alone had 23 systems in operation.
• Another customer was Tymshare Inc . }}
• Tymshare sold the Tymnet network software to TRW, who created their own private network, TRWNET.
• In 1984 Tymnet was bought by the McDonnell Douglas Corporation as part of the acquisition of Tymshare.
• During those first years, Tymshare and its direct customers were the network's only users.
• Lampson states that " many of its techniques were adopted by Tymshare for their interactive SuperBasic system ".
• Tymshare sold a copy of the Tymnet network software to TRW, who created their own private network, TRWNET.
• In the beginning of the 1970s Tymshare became available in Europe through Cegos-Tymshare, a joint venture with Credit Lyonnais.
• In the beginning of the 1970s Tymshare became available in Europe through Cegos-Tymshare, a joint venture with Credit Lyonnais.
• Service bureaus such as Tymshare ( founded 1966 ) dedicated to selling time on a single computer to multiple customers sprang up.
• See Tymshare for an example of a timeshare services company that spun off Tymnet as a data communications specialist with a complex product portfolio.
• Most Tymnet development was then done on TYMCOM-X . Also in the 1970s, Tymshare acquired the Augmentation Research Center from SRI International.
• SRI sold NLS to Tymshare in 1977 and renamed it Augment, and Tymshare was, in turn, sold to McDonnell Douglas in 1984.
• SRI sold NLS to Tymshare in 1977 and renamed it Augment, and Tymshare was, in turn, sold to McDonnell Douglas in 1984.
• Another major customer was Tymshare, who used the system to become the USA's best known commercial timesharing service in the late 1960s.