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Ever since the 19303, Machines Bull has been aggressively trading punch cards and crossing calculators in a hotjduel with IBM, has so thrived on the struggle that its sales have gone from $7,000,000 to $68 million in 1962. The company took its name from Norwegian Inventor Fredrik Bull...
Winning the Eurocheck gives the company a head start over all other computer makers, but the company agreed to make the patents on its system available to all comers to induce Europe's banks to accept its system. Already IBM, National Cash Register and Burroughs plan to copy Machines...
∙Discus. A fulltime computer programmer, husky Al Oerter, 26, the 1960 Olympic champion, was out of shape and practice when he stepped into the discus ring at the Mt. San Antonio Relays in Walnut, Calif. His first heave traveled 201 ft. 5 in. On his second try, he hurled...
Into Hospitals? Michael J. Kami, director of long-range planning for IBM, does not narrow IBM's range to the computer business, believes his firm is in "the problem-solving business"-and acts on that philosophy in his planning. Because the forward planners at A. T. & T. view the...
James did not achieve this remarkable breadth of treatment without some sacrifice. Not all of his notions are operationally verifiable, nor does he always escape self-contradiction. Yet his transgressions of the scientific ethic must not be taken too seriously. He persistently applied himself to real problems, to ones of...