Company History |
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TLA Data Systems has been producing software since
1987.
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Year |
Client |
Product / Nature of Work |
IT-base |
Distribution |
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1987 |
TLA Data Systems |
Atari ST |
Freeware |
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1988 |
Ladbroke Computing Int’l |
Atari ST |
Commercial |
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1990 |
Ladbroke Computing Int’l |
Atari ST |
Commercial |
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1991 |
Ladbroke Computing Int’l |
Atari ST |
Commercial |
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1997 |
TLA Data Systems |
PC - Windows |
Freeware |
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The director, John Blackledge, has also over that period
worked for Ladbroke Computing International, British
Nuclear Fuels PLC (payrolls), and Vektor Multimedia Ltd
(language training and educational software) helping to
turn a 10 person company into a 50 person company.
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Year |
Employer |
Nature of Work |
IT-base |
Distribution |
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1990 |
British Nuclear Fuels |
Prime Mainframe |
Private |
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1995 |
Vektor Multimedia Ltd |
PC - Windows |
Commercial |
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2000 |
Vektor Multimedia Ltd |
PC - Windows |
Private |
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In 2002 John Blackledge and Sandy Bryson reformed TLA Data Systems to develop Stonehenge3D, and bring the Reality 4D software engine into professional use.
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Year |
Client |
Product / Nature of Work |
IT-base |
Distribution |
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2002 |
TLA Data Systems |
Stonehenge 3D |
PC - Windows |
Commercial |
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2003 |
TLA Data Systems |
Reality 4D |
PC - Windows |
Commercial |
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2004 |
Various |
Website Design |
PC - Windows |
Private |