Computer Based Systems, Inc

• Notice: Federal Circuit Local Rule 47.8(B) States that Opinions and Orders Which Are Designated as Not Citable as Precedent Shall Not Be Employed or Cited as Precedent. this Does Not Preclude Assertion of Issues of Claim Preclusion, Issue Preclusion, Judicial Estoppel, Law of the Case or the Like Based on a Decision of the Court Rendered in a Nonprecedential Opinion or Order. the Orkand Corporation, Appellant, v. Lynn Martin, Secretary of Labor, Appellee, and Computer Based Systems, Inc., Intervenor., 980 F.2d 742 (Fed. Cir. 1992)

Before CLEVENGER, Circuit Judge, COWEN, Senior Circuit Judge, and RADER, Circuit Judge. RADER, Circuit Judge. DECISION The Orkand Corporation (Orkand...

• Federal Circuits

• ; Fast-Growing Carbonite Inc. Office with About 150 Computer-Related Jobs.

A fast-growing, Boston-based technology firm announced Tuesday that it will expand into Lewiston, in a move that some say indicates Maine has become an attractive destination for the technology industry. Boston-based Carbonite Inc., which sells online computer and file backup systems to consumers and businesses, will open a customer service center in Lewiston this summer. The opening will mark the company's entry into Maine.

• Portland Press Herald
• May 25, 2011

• Banking Software Maker Refocuses

The former Liberty Lake-based banking software division of Dutch computer-services giant Getronics has a new owner, Dallas-based CompuCom Systems Inc. It also has a revised strategy that its new director says should help bolster its global presence. The division's current flagship software, called Globalfs, is a customizable suite of software applications that automates financial business processes for bank branches, call centers, and home banking.

• Journal of Business; Spokane
• September 02, 2009

• Optimum Applied Systems, Inc. and Broadview Networks Partner to Deliver Web-Based Heat Computer Application.

HAWTHORNE, N.Y. -- Web-Based Access Over Broadview's Network Allows Building Managers to "Put Their Buildings Into Their Blackberrys" and Manage Them ...

• Business Wire
• November 02, 2005

• Cass Information Systems Sells Business Assets of St. Louis-Based Software Subsidiary, Government e-Management Solutions (GEMS) Inc., to Harris Computer Systems.

ST. LOUIS -- Cass Information Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: CASS) has sold the business assets of a software subsidiary, Government e-Management Solutions, I...

• Business Wire
• December 30, 2005

• Hunting for Local It; How Many Information Technologies Firms Do We Have? It's Not Easy to Say

Jay Bayne has been chief technology officer at four companies, including Johnson Controls Inc.; published more than 20 papers; and taught computer science at the university level. Now he's building Mequon-based Meta Command Systems Inc., a company that uses its patented technology to create command and control centers that track everything from production line flows to staff allocation and a factory's energy consumption for military and business customers.

• The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• March 06, 2007

• Columbus Regional Hospital Taps Savings to Survive Flood

The hospital's computer systems staff is madly transferring equipment to a weather-proof facility once used by Michigan-based ArvinMeritor Inc. Lastly, some employees are studying how Columbus Regional can improve its work-flow and other processes, once they get to move back in.

• Indianapolis Business Journal
• August 27, 2009

• It Firm Growing in Weak Economy

By Angela Carter Register Staff BRANFORD -- When the Hispanic Health Council in Hartford needed computer hardware and software under financial constraints, the organization turned to town-based Advanced Office Systems Inc.

• New Haven Register
• March 09, 2009

• N.J. Briefs

Cognizant acquires Massachusetts company TEANECK Outsourcer Cognizant Technology Solutions said Tuesday that it has acquired AimNet Solutions Inc., a Massachusetts-based company that manages computer systems for business customers.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• September 06, 2006

• Reynolds Just Latest Example of Big Changes ; the Kettering-Based Firm Is One of Many Area Businesses That's Been Renamed or Joined Forces with Other Companies.

Reynolds and Reynolds Co.'s plan to become a private company by year's end in a $2.8 billion buyout that will merge it with Houston- based Universal Computer Systems Inc. is yet another dramatic shift for a prominent Miami Valley corporation. Reynolds and Reynolds, the $1 billion software and services company, plans to keep its name and Kettering headquarters, but going private takes it off the list of those in which local investors can go on the market to buy shares.

• Dayton Daily News
• August 15, 2006