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Less than three years ago, Jack Berdy was the chairman of On-Line Software International, Inc., a $100 million-plus, Fort Lee, N.J., systems software developer. These days, Berdy, 47, can be found putting in 36-hour shifts as a second-year internist at nearby Hackensack Medical Center.
On-Line, which Berdy founded in 1969, was best known for packages such as its Interest debugging tool. After 22 years of steady growth, the company was acquired by Computer Associates...