CADP purchases a second building, 1.5 miles from main office, to support staff needs.... Read more

Board Directors of CADP and NCDC and staff review each other’s software products and discuss consolidation benefits and impacts. Plans are developed to present at January 2000 Board meetings. For a merger to occur, Members of both or... Read more

Although the world sat on edge anticipating a range of computer issues related to the new millennium, over a year of planning, programming and testing resulted in Y2K having little impact on CADP and NCDC systems... Read more

CADP and NCDC Members vote overwhelmingly for the two organizations to merge effective July 1, 2000. National Information Solutions Cooperative (NISC) is selected as the new organization’s name. As part of the consolidation agreement... Read more

The merger of CADP and NCDC officially occurs on July 1, 2000 after months of planning by the Board of Directors and staff. Initially, NISC serves Members in 46 states, representing 5 million consumer accounts. Gary Hobson, the General... Read more

Historically, both CADP and NCDC held Member conferences in the Fall and repeated the content so Members could stagger staff attendance. This practice continued for three years with conferences being held in North Dakota and Missouri, ... Read more