IEEE Annals of the History of Computing - October-December 2008

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Volume 30, Number 4

Contents:

Patterns and Practices in How Information Technology Spread around the World - James W. Cortada

Big Blue in the Bottomless Pit: An early History of IBM Chile - Eden Medina

Engineering International Expansion: IBM and Remington Rand in European Computer Markets - Corinna Schlombs

The SAP Story: The Evolution of SAP within the History of the German Software Industry - Timo Leimbach

Events and Sightings

Anecdotes: The Origin of the Winter Simulation Conferences - David Walden

Reviews

Think Piece: Repurposing Turing's "Human Brake" - Nathan Ensmenger

Kindly donated by Philip Sugden.

Publication Date : 2008

ISSN Number : 1058-6180

Format : Paper

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