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Line 30: === Object Technology International === In 1988, Thomas founded the company Object Technology International, based in Ottawa, to commercialize the products. He was CEO of the company until its eventual acquisition. An early project was an embedded Smalltalk for [[Tektronix]] [[oscilloscope]]s, developed jointly with Tektronix, [[Digitalk]], and the Canadian [[Department of National Defence (Canada)\|Department of National Defense]].<ref name="travels" /> OTI were engaged to help create [[IBM]]'s [[VisualAge]] Smalltalk. In 1996 OTI was acquired by IBM, and the VisualAge range became IBM products. VisualAge Java was the basis for the first release of the [[open source]] [[Eclipse IDE]]. Thomas left IBM in 1998. He spent several years in academia at Carleton, and the Australian universities [[University of Queensland]] and [[Queensland University of Technology]].

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