IBM Wins Bid For CEC Price Reporting System

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After an extended period of bidding, IBM was chosen from among four finalists to install the new Centralized Price Reporting System at the Commodities Exchange Center in New York last week. The new system, which uses System 88 hardware and redundant Token Ring network technology, will replace the system designed by Quotron Systems Inc. that has been in use at the CEC since 1966.

Quotron was among the final bidders for the new CPR system. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Logica Systems Inc

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