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Collecting Computing History is Everyone's Job by Grad, Burton

“…This Think Piece challenges the Annals readers who are practitioners in the computing industry to accept the challenge of collecting computing industry history…”
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STARS: Software Industry [Scanning Our Past] by Grad, Burton

“…The author states that software products are critical to commercial, social, governmental, and entertainment activities throughout the world, yet we do not…”
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STARS: Software Industry Scanning Our Past by Grad, Burton

“…Presents a reprint from the IEEE Global History Network's STARS articles…”
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History of Computing Industry Infrastructure by Grad, Burton, Perold, Collette

“…In the computing hardware and software industries, those of us who are practitioners and those who are academics or historians usually focus our attention on…”
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Sterling Software: An $8 Billion Success Story in the 1980s and 1990s by Grad, Burton, Magoun, Alex

“…From 1981 until 1999, while I was a consultant to Sterling Software, Inc., the company grew from a startup that bought four computer software companies for…”
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Finding Software Industry History by Grad, Burton, Walden, David

“…This is the last of three anecdotes in this issue about Burt Grad and Luanne Johnson’s journey collecting and communicating software history…”
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In Search of Software History by Grad, Burton, Walden, David

“…This is the second of three anecdotes in this issue telling Burt Grad and Luanne Johnson’s journey collecting and communicating software history. The story…”
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Desktop Publishing, Part 3: Font Technology and Marketing by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David

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Desktop Publishing, Part 3 by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David

“…The articles in this special section focus on the emergence and growth of desktop publishing. This is the third special issue that is devoted to the history of…”
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Desktop Publishing, Part 2 by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David

“…The articles in this special section examine the history of desktop publishing. This is the second in a series of articles on this topic. The first issue…”
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Desktop Publishing, Part 2: Building the Industry by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David

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Desktop Publishing: Laying the Foundation by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David

“…Guest editors Burton Grad and David Hemmendinger discuss the History of Desktop Publishing, Part 1 issue…”
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Relational Database Management Systems: The Business Explosion [Guest editor's introduction] by Grad, Burton

“…This special issue (part 2 of a series began with the special issue in October-December 2012) tells the history of how IBM and several new, independent…”
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Expert Systems: Commercializing Artificial Intelligence by Brock, David C., Grad, Burton

“…The articles in this special section focus on expert systems as it applies to the commercial use of artificial intelligence in various industries. Thoroughly…”
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Desktop Publishing: Laying the Foundation by Grad, Burton, Hemmendinger, David, Seybold, Jonathan

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Relational Database Management Systems: The Formative Years [Guest editor's introduction] by Grad, B.

“…Database management system (DBMS) products became the foundation for many (some say most) of the core applications in every industry, commercial business, and…”
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The Creation and the Demise of VisiCalc by Grad, Burton

“…VisiCalc, an instantly updated spreadsheet software product, is often credited with being largely responsible for the widespread acceptance of personal…”
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The creation and the demise of VisiCalc: PC software: spreadsheets for everyone by GRAD, Burton

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PC software: spreadsheets for everyone by CERUZZI, Paul, GRAD, Burton

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Collecting the History of the Software Industry by Grad, B., Johnson, L.

“…According to Software Magazine, the top 500 companies in the computer software and services industry generated 640 billion dollars in revenue in 2012 and…”
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