Overview

On the heels of the OpenVMS 30-year anniversary, Process Software has been providing solutions to this market from almost the beginning. Twenty-five years ago, Bernie Volz and Phil Denzer founded Process Software. The first product they offered was Process TCPware, a native TCP/IP stack for OpenVMS. This product is still actively sold and supported today and is currently used by many industries, which run their mission-critical applications. During this time, Process Software also expanded its product offering to include Unix, Linux, and Windows solutions.

Timeline

  • 1984: Process was founded and built TCPware (the first native TCP/IP stack for OpenVMS)

  • 1997: Process acquired the MultiNet product from Cisco Systems/TGV and assumed all support obligations for the product

  • 1999: Agreement with Attachmate Corporation to take over the Pathway customer base and migrate them to MultiNet and TCPware

  • 1999: Joined the Hobbyist program and began hosting the largest repository of free OpenVMS software

  • 2000: Agreement with Sun Microsystems/Innosoft to assume all sales, support and development for the PMDF product family

  • 2002: SSH for OpenVMS released

  • 2003: PreciseMail Anti-Spam Gateway released

  • 2005 : Process add an antivirus offering

  • 2006: VMS Authentication Module released

  • 2008: Process Software provides a new level of security to customers with IPS and other enhancements in MultiNet.

 

 

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