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In the United Kingdom, HOLMES (the Home Office Large Major Enquiry System), was an IT system used by the police to assist with the investigation of serious crimes including murder and fraud.

HOLMES was developed by McDonnell Douglas Information Systems on the Reality operating system.

The name is a backronym for the fictional private investigator, Sherlock Holmes.

HOLMES has now been succeeded by HOLMES 2.

• Getting 'IT' Right – The Scottish Office
• Pan Am Flight 103 – chemistrydaily.com report on the investigation into the Lockerbie air disaster, mentioning the use of HOLMES.
• Angels & Demons – sptimes.com report on how HOLMES was applied to a 1990 investigation in Hillsborough County, Ohio.

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• HOLMES, an IT system used by the police in the United Kingdom
• HOLMES 2, the successor to HOLMES

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Refer to MDIS being bought, then sold. Link to Northgate Information Solutions

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Note re Prism P7/8/9 terminal range. Link to Prism (terminal)

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• Prism (terminal), a display terminal made by McDonnell Douglas Information Systems

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Dates, evolution, models.

Pick, Reality

By Northgate Information Solutions. Used by HOLMES.

There are very few terminal emulator products known to emulate any of the Prism family.

• HostAccess from Rogue Wave (company)
• RealLink from Northgate Information Solutions

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