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'''IBM Office and Document ControlProcessing System''', or ODPS, was an integrated office system for the Asian languages, announced in 1984, that ran on IBM's [[mainframe computers]] under [[VM (operating system)|VM]], offering such functions as [[email]], [[schedule|calendar]], and document processing & storing.

==Software Components and Functions==

IBM ODPS consisted of four software components with the functions described below.<ref>[http://www-06.ibm.com/jp/press/1988/10191.html IBM enhances its integrated office work software, ODPS] (in Japanese)</ref>

===Office Support Program===

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==In Japan, Korea and Taiwan==

ODPS was developed in IBM Tokyo Programing Center, located in [[Kawasaki, Japan]], later absorbed into [[IBM Yamato Facility#IBM Yamato Development Laboratory|IBM Yamato Development Laboratory]], in conjunction with IBM Dallas Programming Center in [[Westlake, Texas]], [[U.S.A.]], where PROFS was developed, and other programming centers. It first became available in 1984 for [[Japanese language|Japanese]], and then was translated into [[Korean language|Korean]] by IBM Korea and into [[Traditional Chinese]] by IBM Taiwan. It was not translated into [[Simplified Chinese]] for mainland China.

==See also==