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Computing Catastrophes
It's the electronic age, and computers are all around us. They help us; they hinder us; but they aren't going away. Some would call this the greatest success story of our time. But along the way there have been failure stories, as well. This book collects the biggest and best of those. Why did GE, RCA, and Xeroz leap in, then stagger out of the computing business? This books tell about the companies, the computers, and the people whose computing ventures went the way of the Edsel and the Studebaker. The author, Robert L. Glass, is a well-known spinner of computing failure stories.
132 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1983
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