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| − | '''Systematics Inc.''', a former [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, software company, was once the "nation's leading supplier of data processing services for the commercial banking industry." Systematics competed in the data processing financial services sector of the market against MTech Corporation, First Financial Management Corporation, and Fiserv. Systematics was founded in 1968. | + | '''Systematics Inc.''', a former [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, software company, was once the "nation's leading supplier of data processing services for the commercial banking industry." Systematics competed in the data processing financial services sector of the market against MTech Corporation, First Financial Management Corporation, and Fiserv. Systematics was founded by [[Walter V. Smiley]] in 1968. |
[[Hillary Clinton]] served at one time as the intellectual property lawyer for the company. | [[Hillary Clinton]] served at one time as the intellectual property lawyer for the company. | ||
| − | The company was acquired by [[ALLTEL]] in 1990. The new private subsidiary of the ALLTEL company became known as Systematics Information Services. | + | The company was acquired by [[ALLTEL]] in 1990 for $550 million. The new private subsidiary of the ALLTEL company became known as Systematics Information Services. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 11 July 2009
Systematics Inc., a former Little Rock, Arkansas, software company, was once the "nation's leading supplier of data processing services for the commercial banking industry." Systematics competed in the data processing financial services sector of the market against MTech Corporation, First Financial Management Corporation, and Fiserv. Systematics was founded by Walter V. Smiley in 1968.
Hillary Clinton served at one time as the intellectual property lawyer for the company.
The company was acquired by ALLTEL in 1990 for $550 million. The new private subsidiary of the ALLTEL company became known as Systematics Information Services.
References
- Monica Geran, "Tea-House in Little Rock," Interior Design, January 1, 1984.
- Phillip H. Wiggins, "Data Services for Small User," New York Times, June 4, 1987.
