Building a better world through tech for collaboration : Celebrating CHM 2021 Fellow Ray Ozzie
Kicking off the 2021 Fellow Awards, CHM will honor collaborative software pioneer and entrepreneur Ray Ozzie. Ozzie is presented with the CHM Fellow Award, joining distinguished past honorees, such as Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak, NASA mathematician and “hidden figure” Katherine Johnson, internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee, and ENIAC programmer Jean Bartik. Ozzie has devoted his life to connecting people with computers and building collaborative tools, from PLATO educational software to the iconic Lotus Notes. In 2006, Ozzie succeeded Bill Gates as Microsoft’s CTO and chief software architect, leading the company to develop the Azure cloud service and helping define the modern digital workplace. He has started several companies developing innovative forms of collaboration software, including Iris Associates, Groove Networks, Talko, and most recently, Blues Wireless to focus on IoT communications. Ozzie’s story and accomplishments is honored through storytelling, tributes, and a dynamic panel discussion about the present and future of tech for collaboration.
Item Details
- Date
- 2021-03-18 (Made)
- Type
- Moving Image
- Catalogue number
- 102792157
- Organization
- Computer History Museum (Publisher)
- People
- Baratunde Thurston (Speaker)
Mark Cuban (Speaker)
Lili Cheng (Speaker)
danah boyd (Speaker)
Bill Gates (Speaker)
Dan'l Lewin (Moderator)
Ray Ozzie (Speaker)
Steven Levy (Moderator)
Mitch Kapor (Speaker)
Esther Dyson (Speaker)
Daniel Bricklin (Speaker) - Format
- MOV
- Credit line
- Computer History Museum
- Language
- English
- Acquisition number
- X9436.2021
- Archive collection
- CHM Fellows 2021
- Archive hierarchy
- 2021 CHM Fellow Awards