Titlebook: History of Computing: Software Issues; International Confer Ulf Hashagen,Reinhard Keil-Slawik,Arthur L. Norber Conference proceedings 2002

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Introductionand not enough on the wider range of issues in areas such as software development, application, processes, and people. In one perspective, the history of software is now about at the stage that hardware history was 15 years ago. Writers on computing history over the past two decades, both in and out

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A Computer Pioneer’s Talk: Pioneering Work in Software During the 50s in Central Europeputers. To be precise they constructed the computer hardware. The computing machine in the modern sense had to replace desk calculators which were slow, had limited capabilities and lacked automatic performance of complex tasks.

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A View from the Sonnenbichl: On the Historical Sociology of Software and System Dependability It is a pleasant provincial hotel, comfortable without being over-imposing, and in the early Autumn it was quiet, except when a bus-load of package tourists stopped for the night. Two things, however, lift the hotel out of the ordinary. The first is the view of the mountains: the Wetterstein range

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Commentary on Donald MacKenzie, “A View from the Sonnenbichl”task, but it also addressed, for the first time, a profound problem of major concern—the difficulty of achieving dependable software. I can understand well that a historian and sociologist like Donald MacKenzie takes this as a starting point for considering the historical and sociological aspects of

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