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A very well rounded text. Now that modern Linux systems have achieved the high standards of quality attained by the minicomputer generation that preceded the personal computer, the real question to ask is when will the Windows operating system achieve the quality of these 1970's systems, most particularly in terms of security keeping out the viruses that trash disk drives! "An attempt has been made to keep the book as machine independent as possible;" In fact, many of the examples are illustrated by way of discussing the IBM 360/370 machines!

480 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1972

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John J. Donovan

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Educated at Yale, Tufts, Prague and MIT, Professor John Donovan's academic appointments include: tenure at MIT, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Management at MIT, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Tufts Medical school, taught at Harvard and is a Silliman fellow at Yale. He has written sixteen books and has ten patents registered with the US Patent Office.

Professor Donovan is founder and formerly chairman of Cambridge Technology Partners, founder of C-bridge Internet Solutions, and founder of Cambridge technology Enterprises. He has formed an additional 23 companies including KPMG-CTG, Ibersis-CTG, I-cube, ICE, CenterPoint, WorldStreet, Cambridge/Samsung Partners and Open Environment Corp. Over a 40 year period, he has formed and conserved some 600 acres of land for John Donovan Reservation and John Donovan Park in honor of his son.

Professor Donovan currently lives in Hamilton, MA. He has recently started a new company called SendItLater to send messages in the future. He is now serving at MIT in the department of Economics and is constructing three websites with a focus on entrepreneurship. And yes, he still enjoys riding horses, skiing and playing basketball.

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July 24, 2015
The overall book was excellent. I am not exaggerating by saying that the novel broadened my view about IT as well as internet strategy substantially.
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