Integrated Circuits or solid state devices.
1964 IBM introduced six upgradable computers in the 360 Series, allowing for computer growth with company growth.
Magnetic tape selectric typewriter developed, the forerunner of today's Word Processor
CRTs being used for computer input
IBM developed RPG (Report Program Generator)
N Wirth developed Pascal as a teaching language, which used structured programming concepts
Integration of data occurred
Clerical employees now input data, rather than computer specialists.
Computer Science degrees introduced.
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1964 |
IBM introduces; |
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1965 |
DEC introduces the PDP-8 mini-computer |
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1968 |
Computer Sciences Corporation becomes the first software company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange |
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1969 |
IBM "unbundles" its software from its hardware |
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1970 |
Nicholas Wirth develops the Pascal programming language |
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