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Future prospects in data processing

Published:19 May 1975Publication History

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So far, in the seventies, rapid revolutionary developments have occurred in the development and usage of computer systems. Already, we have passed through three generations of microprocessors, the distributed-function architecture (networks) has emerged, dedicated special-purpose systems have reversed the economy-of-scale rule, and operating systems are turning toward easier to use systems. Massive evidence now exists, pointing toward a new computer era for the near and far term futures. These sessions will forecast trends and discuss future prospects relative to the direction that these trends are pushing the computer field especially relative to expected impacts of interest to users. The three sessions will cover the following:

Session I---Future Maxi-Micro Technology, Economics and Operations.

Session II---Future Distributed Function Networks Technology and Management.

Session III---Panel---Expected Future User Impacts.

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    AFIPS '75: Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1975, national computer conference and exposition
    May 1975
    1019 pages
    ISBN:9781450379199
    DOI:10.1145/1499949

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