Canadian Broadcasting Corporation | Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Oracle Corporation | International Finance Corporation | Chevron Corporation | Digital Equipment Corporation | News Corporation | Lockheed Corporation | corporation | Hearst Corporation | Scholastic Corporation | Northrop Corporation | Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation | Gibson Guitar Corporation | CBS Corporation | Fender Musical Instruments Corporation | Digital data | ITT Corporation | Array data structure | Sharp Corporation | RAND Corporation | NCR Corporation | Her Interactive | Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation | Sperry Corporation | Singer Corporation | Case Corporation | Science Applications International Corporation | Polaroid Corporation | Multinational corporation |
By 1972, CP/CMS had gone through several releases; it was a robust, stable system running on 44 systems; it could support 60 timesharing users on a S/360-67; and at least two commercial timesharing vendors (National CSS and IDC) were reselling S/360-67 time using CP/CMS technology.