Roklan Corporation was a Chicago-area publisher and contract developer headed by Larry Gabriel [1] [2], founded in the 1970s as a management consulting firm. [3] Ron Borta joined in 1980 and started the Computer Technology Group, also known as Roklan Software. [4] From there, the company grew to about 60 employees at its peak, with about 350 titles for about 20 publishers claimed to have been produced. Due to the downturn in the video game market, Roklan focused on educational software [5], then shut down in 1983 following a lawsuit by Motorola for breach of contract over payment for EPROMs. [6]

In the wake of Roklan's closure, some former employees started On-Time Software. Borta went on to head up Micro-Technology Development Corp.