KEYFILE COMES OUT WITH FIRST UNIX VERSION OF ITS DOCUMENT SERVER

Keyfile Corp, Nashua, New Hampshire has a Unix version of its Document Server, and claims to be the first personal computer local network-based vendor of document imaging and management products to offer a Unix system. It will serve Windows-based clients, and be available on Hewlett-Packard Co machines in 60 days at from $10,000 a server. A Sparc implementation follows.

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