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USA: LOCKHEED MARTIN AWARDED CONTRACT TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING SERVICES.(from Aeronautical Systems Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base)(Brief Article)
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According to the DoD., Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., Fort Worth, Texas, is being awarded a $10,524,089 contract to provide for contractor engineering technical services in support of the F-16 aircraft for foreign military sales requirements. At this time, no funds ...
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Aiming for Success; Systems Center's Chairman Focuses Growth on Computer Networking
The Washington Post
; ... 1991, with earnings of $6 million, but then was hit by the bad news of projected losses for the latest quarter. Analysts attributed ... to realize that the personal computer revolution could be bad news if the company's entire future was hitched to the future of the ...
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Up for Grabs: Medium-Size Software Firms;Legent, Systems Center Are Hot on Buying Trail
The Washington Post
; ... Barry's previously professed desire to attain that position. Both men also said the decision was unrelated to the quarter's bad news. Some analysts expect the recent string of software acquisitions, like those involving Legent and Systems Center, to continue ...
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SYSTEMS CENTER INC.
The Washington Post
; 41. SYSTEMS CENTER INC. 1800 Alexander Bell Dr. Reston, Va. 22091 703-264-8000 FOUNDED: 1981 FISCAL YEAR: Dec. 31 REVENUE: $125.85 million PROFIT: $6.25 million EARNINGS PER SHARE: 53 cents DIVIDEND: None STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY: $38.29 million RETURN ON EQUITY: 16% STOCK: SMX (NYSE) ASSETS: $104.9
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Wright-Pat's ASC nears end of reorganization Aeronautical Systems Center changes structure
Dayton Daily News
; WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- The Aeronautical Systems Center is preparing to mark the completion of a major reorganization that its commander says has made the $18 billion operation more efficient. ASC, the product center for airborne weapon systems such as the B- 2 Spirit bomber and the C-17
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28: Systems Center, Inc. (one of 50 articles on top 50 independent software companies)
Software Magazine
; Systems Center Inc. was not profitable in 1990, the result of a one-time writedown from its acquisition of the Australian Software Developments International Pty. Ltd. and the U.S. marketing rights for that company's Net/Master product. But the firm contends that the loss of $28 million on sales of
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Systems Center assumes Tangram product marketing. (Tangram Systems Corp.'s AM:PM data center management system) (Newsfront) (Brief Article)
Software Magazine
; Systems Center, Inc., Reston, Va., and Tangram Systems Corp., Raleigh, N.C., forged an agreement calling for Systems Center to be the worldwide distributor of the Tangram AM:PM electronic software distribution product. Tangram President Chris Jesse described the agreement as a marriage between the
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Systems Center, Dallas Firm to Merge; Sterling Software Acquiring Reston Company in $185 Million Deal
The Washington Post
; Systems Center Inc. of Reston will be acquired by Sterling Software Inc. of Dallas in a $185 million deal that will create the world's third-largest systems software seller, company officials said. Systems software is the programming code used to make different types of computers work together and
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43. SYSTEMS CENTER INC.
The Washington Post
; 43. SYSTEMS CENTER INC. 1800 Alexander Bell Dr. Reston, Va. 22091 703-264-8000 FOUNDED: 1981 FISCAL YEAR: Dec. 31 REVENUE: $131.02 million PROFIT: $5.82 million EARNINGS PER SHARE: 45 cents DIVIDEND: None STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY: $15.28 million RETURN ON EQUITY: 37 percent STOCK: SMX (NYSE) ASSETS:
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Sterling gets Systems Center ... Sterling Software Inc. and Systems Center Inc. have signed a definitive agreement for Sterling to acquire Systems Center in an estimated $151 million stock swap. (Mergers/Acquisitions/Alliances)
Software Industry Report
; Sterling gets systems center Sterling Software Inc. and Systems Center Inc. have signed a definitive agreement for Sterling to acquire Systems Center in an estimated $151 million stock swap. The deal calls for Sterling to issue 0.5417 share of its common stock for each outstanding common share of
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Air Force print news (April 25, 2005): center receives DoD's most powerful supercomputer.(Aeronautical Systems Center)(Brief Article)
Defense AT & L
; WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- Aeronautical Systems Center's major shared resource center officials announced April 25 the installation of the newest and most powerful supercomputer in the Department of Defense. The 2,048-processor supercomputer will aid weapon systems design of
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