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X/Open
A consortium of international computer vendors that was founded in 1984 to resolve standards issues. Incorporated in 1987 and based in London, X/Open merged with the Open Software Foundation in 1996 to become The Open Group. See Open Group.
(body)X/Open - An international consortium of vendors who are defining the X/Open Common Applications Environment to provide applications portability. They also procuced the X/open Portability Guide (XPG).


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BUSINESS WIRE)--March 19, 1996--The Board of Directors of X/Open Company Ltd.
No other PC X server is in complete compliance with open system standards, and no other PC X server has received the X/Open component brand.
30 1996--In a move to introduce greater flexibility into future IT systems development and obtain a higher and more sustainable return on investment in open systems technology, the United States Air Force has mandated the X/Open XPG4 Base brand in a recent request for procurement for IT systems with an estimated valued of $1.
 
 
 
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