Member Advisory Committees discuss CADP developing an in-house system, which will no longer require communications to a mainframe in the CADP office. Instead, all processing will take place on equipment that resides in the Member’s o... Read more

To help with development expenses primarily for CAPS, Cooperative Attached Processing System, an in-house system offering, CADP initiates a Member-loan program, seeking loans from Members.... Read more

CADP releases the first version of the in-house system, Cooperative Attached Processing System (CAPS). CAPS enables Members to handle all functions on-site in place of using a mainframe-based batch or on-line processing system. CAPS wo... Read more

Although CADP operated as a cooperative since its founding in 1967, it was not allowed to use cooperative in its name. Through the efforts of the Missouri Association of Electric Cooperatives, state legislation was changed and allowed ... Read more

CADP installs master satellite hub and dish as first step in a bidrectional satellite communications network. By 1989, 108 Members will use the network for on-line communications between their offices and the CADP mainframe.... Read more

NCDC and CADP discuss feasibility of NCDC using the CADP satellite communications network.... Read more

Texas Electric Cooperatives (TEC) Data Center approves merging with CADP. TEC began offering CADP CAPS system to its members in 1983. With this change, 23 Texas cooperatives began receiving support and services directly from CADP.... Read more

Both CADP and NCDC launched their first websites: www.cadp.org and www.ncdc.com.... Read more

Over a five-day period, 79 CADP Member satellite dishes are repointed so that communications could occur via a new satellite.... Read more

General Managers Gary Hobson, CADP, and Vern Dosch, NCDC share a car ride after a conference. They discuss the similar need to redevelop software offerings to support utility diversification and deliver solutions more quickly.... Read more