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Revision as of 18:47, 11 September 2007
Title
Committed Software Home
Description
Committed Software began a California Sole Proprietorship (DBA), in January, 1992. The company was formed as a consulting entity for performing periodic recovery of damaged 4D data and structure files. Our first Invoice was to "Recover 56 Global Procedures and 62 Scripts" for a database at C.E.R.N. (Switzerland).
For this project, we wrote specialized routines to help us recover the data. We expanded these tools over the next year as small consulting projects presented themselves.
In October 1993, we approached our good friends at The Automation Group (Redwood City/Oakland) with the concept of writing a product to automate much of the process that was being done by hand. At the time, Paul Carnine (author), was employed by The Automation Group. David Beaver, owner of The Automation Group, decided not to pursue SanityCheck development and sales yet kindly allowed Paul to work on the project during non-working hours.
