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The hardware used in business applications has changed over the decades—from room-sized centralized mainframes to small, often geographically-distributed client-server systems based on a microprocessor—but the characteristics of these systems have typically remained the same: large storage; ability to handle a high rate of transactions (I/Os); and high availability/reliability. Software must be appropriately robust to function in this environment.

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		Executerm I: Remote Data Terminal for the Time Sharing Computer User 1970 - 1979
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		Executive Guide to the IBM 1440 Data Processing System 1962
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		FM 390 Series: The first Photo-Optical Random Access Mass Memory with multi-billion bit capacity 1969
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		For the Time Sharing Computer User Datapoint 3300 1969
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		FOX 1 A New and Advanced Computer System for Plant Monitoring and Process ControlCreator Foxboro 1971
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		Fox 1 Software Fastware 1971
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		FOX 2/30 Shirt-Sleeve Computer Systems For Process Management 1972
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		GE-115 system software 1967
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		GE-400 Time-sharing information systems: Bring a powerful computer to the fingertips of all your people 1968
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		General Electric Proudly Presents the New GE 150 Data Processing System for the Automation of Business Data Processing 1959
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