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Component Integration Laboratories

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(project)Component Integration Laboratories - (CIL) An effort to create a common framework for interoperability between application programs on desktop platforms, formed by Apple Computer, Inc., IBM, Novell, Oracle, Taligent, WordPerfect and Xerox.



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Dahlbeck's career includes a stint as President and CEO of Component Integration Laboratories, a leading-edge software company that developed and licensed the first validation software for Internet component technologies.
Spanlink Announces New Chief Executive Officer and Welcomes Three New ... by Business Wire
6, 1995--Accelerating the momentum of OpenDoc's acceptance as an industry standard, Component Integration Laboratories, Inc.
Oracle Joins CI Labs, Supports OpenDoc Standard; World's largest ... by Business Wire
5, 1995--Insuring interoperability between their respective component-based architectures -- OpenDoc(tm) and IntelligentPad(tm) -- Component Integration Laboratories, Inc.
CI Labs and IntelligentPad Consortium Work to Provide Worldwide ... by Business Wire
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