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PowerOpen

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PowerOpen
A standard for a Unix-based operating system running on PowerPCs from the former PowerOpen Association. Founded in 1991, the goal was to create shrink-wrapped PowerPC applications, which would run under any PowerOpen-compliant OS. Since IBM's AIX was already a shrink-wrapped Unix for the PowerPC, the need for different Unix operating systems became less important, and the association disbanded in 1995. See Unix and Apple-IBM alliance.
PowerOpen - The PowerOpen Association defines and promotes the PowerOpen Environment (POE).


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PowerOpen support both Macintosh and UNIX application software, offering a version of the UNIX system that will give users access to many AIX-compatible and Macintosh applications.
PowerPC is the hardware portion of what the three companies call PowerOpen - a system which will allow Apple and IBM applications to be used on PowerPCs.
LaCava held the roles of CEO, President, COO and Corporate Vice President at companies including Eastman Software, PictureTel, Digital Equipment Corporation, and the PowerOpen Association.
 
 
 
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