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| ☜ | Foreword1984 Version of ANSI Standard | ☞ | ||||
(This Foreword is not a part of American National Standard ANSI/MDC X11.1–1984.)
MUMPS, an acronym for Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming System. is a high level-interactive computer programming language developed for use in complex data handling operations. The MUMPS Development Committee has accepted responsibility for creation and maintenance of the language since early 1973. The first ANSI approved standard was approved Sept. 15, 1977 via the canvass method. Subsequently, the MUMPS Development Committee has met several times annually to consider revisions to the standard. The new revisions were submitted to ANSI for processing via the canvass method Oct. 15, 1983. Approval was granted on November 15, 1984.
Document preparation was performed by the MUMPS Development Committee. Suggestions for improvement of this standard are welcome. They should be submitted to the MUMPS Development Committee, c/o Richard F. Walters. Division of Computer Science. University of California, Davis. CA 95616.
Consensus for approval if this standard as an American National Standard was achieved through the use of the Canvass Method. The following organizations responded to the canvass.
| Organization | Representative |
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| Ackerman Business Consultants | Thomas G. Ackerman |
| American Management Systems | Frank Kirschenbaum |
| Association of Computer Programmers and Analysts | Lawrence Ruh |
| Baylor College of Medicine | Mohan S. Beltangady |
| Comp Consultants | David B. Brown |
| Computer Industry Associates | N.J. Ream |
| Computer People | Charles Volkstorf |
| Control Data Corporation | Charles E. Cooper |
| Data Processing Management Association | Ardyn E. Dubnow |
| Data Tree, Inc. | Peter Beaman |
| Department of Defense | Michael Todd |
| Digital Equipment Corporation | Michael Banovsky John Cassell |
| Exec-U-Comp Information System | Harry S. White |
| George H. Gardner, III | George H. Gardner |
| George Washington University | Helmuth F. Orthner |
| Harborview Hospital | Arden Forrey |
| Harvard Comm. Health | Lawrence Goldstein |
| Honeywell | Lance J. Miller Peter J. Singer |
| Innovative Computer Systems | Jay Cruce |
| Interactive Software Products | Martin Johnson |
| Intersystems, Inc. | Terrance Ragon |
| Ithaca College | Susan Bailey |
| Johns Hopkins University | Thomas C. Salander |
| Massachusetts General Hospital | G. Octo Barnett Dan Souder |
| Micronetics | David Marcus Richard T. May |
| Mitre Corporation | Barbara Jacobs Benjamin C. Locke |
| Mt. Sinai Hospital | Jonathan Trask |
| MUMPS Etcetera | Fred Davidson |
| National Center Health Service Research | Donald Barnes |
| National Computer Systems | Bob Isch |
| National Library of Medicine | Robert Williamson |
| Ohio State University | Jack W. Smith |
| Oklahoma City Pediatrics Hospital | Thomas Harris |
| Patterson, Gray Associates | Mark Patterson R. Marcus Gray |
| Pearson, Donahue Systems | J.M. Pearson |
| Sakowitz Computer Lab | Donald H. Glaeser |
| Shared Medical Systems | Charles Drum Brian Lucas |
| Sperry Corporation | C.D. Card |
| Stanford University | Terrence Moore |
| Bryan Stone | Bryan Stone |
| Think Technologies | Melvin V. Conway |
| University of California, Davis | Richard F. Walters |
| University of California, San Francisco | Mark Shafarman |
| University of Massachusetts Medical Center | Kathleen F. McCarthy |
| University of Regina | Robert Greenfield |
| University of Tennessee | Fletcher Donaldson Kevin O’Kane Arthur Kretchman |
| Veterans Administration | Marina Bates Carl Bauer Richard Davis Charles F. Leahey Robert Lushene Thomas Munnecke George Timson |
| Vista Computers | Kevin O’Gorman |
| Kirt Walker Assoc. | Kirt Walker |
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Copyright © Standard Documents; 1977-2024 MUMPS Development Committee;
Copyright © Examples: 1995-2024 Ed de Moel;
Copyright © Annotations: 2003-2008 Jacquard Systems Research
Copyright © Annotations: 2008-2024 Ed de Moel.
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