Application: Business On April 7, 1964 the entire concept of computers changed. 1964 PDF full record 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. Brochure List: Business Sort: DateBrochure Title RESULTS: 134 Items     prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 next NCR 395 Electronic Data Processing System 1968 - 1969 pdf full record NCR CRAM: Card random access memory 1960 pdf full record Net/Alert: Because You Shouldn't Learn About Your IP Network Problems from Your Users 1970 - 1979 pdf full record New speeds with Random Access Accounting with the IBM RAMAC 1401 1959 pdf full record Nixdorf Series 800 Client Accounting Service System CLASS 1973 pdf full record Now YOU Can Program a Computer in BASIC A New Dimension in Data Processing 1965 pdf full record On April 7, 1964 the entire concept of computers changed 1964 pdf full record On-line Saving Systems Featuring the NCR 315 with CRAM (Card Random Access Memory) 1960 pdf full record Operating System Orientation for Management 1966 pdf full record OpScan 17 Source Document Reader 1974 pdf full record RESULTS: 134 Items     prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 next		Application Business Educational Entertainment/Gaming Graphics Military/Aerospace Personal Scientific SEARCH     Advanced Search
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