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Since then firms like Microsoft and Intel exploited software and hardware revolutions that IBM and others had missed, and left IBM in the dust.
The only beneficiaries of government officials’ telling Microsoft how to make computer software are Microsoft’s competitors -- and not competition.
Even if Microsoft on occasion may have engaged in some sharp competitive practices, the EU’s competition authorities have not been content with slapping its wrists, but got involved in deeply intrusive remedies, including the unbundling of a media player from Microsoft’s operating system and mandating disclosure of industrial secrets embodied in Microsoft’s server software.
The entrepreneur takes the stone and adds ingredients (commodities or software), attracts people, gets them to work together, and perhaps tosses in a pinch of branding.
Many of the older ones chose careers in science (and then software), because it was the only kind of desk job you could get where politics mostly did not matter (and where Jews were allowed).
It is difficult for me and many other sight-impaired people to grasp that, in this age of personal computing, digital information transfer, 3D printers, and narration software, our access to publications that we can read remains unnecessarily restricted.
When computer programming became widespread, pieces of software were found to behave the same way, and were thus called “viruses.”
The International Literacy Institute, which I direct, has partnered with the Molteno Institute for Language and Literacy, a local NGO, to introduce into school computer labs software that supports children’s reading through multilingual content designed around everyday situations involving family, community, and health.
Since then many other professionals, from doctors and health-care practitioners to librarians and software specialists, have joined them.
His signature commercial achievement – the development of anti-virus software – made him immensely wealthy.
The detailed nature of the relation between cells, the modifiable synapses, was the software.
Germany is reunited and much of the Third World is growing faster than the First World, with computer software built in Bangalore and American graduate programs, including business schools, receiving thousands of application from smart Chinese students.
As a result of advances in computing power, the advent of cloud computing, and new software tools, more of these data sets can be quickly analyzed and used by businesses to reduce costs, boost productivity, and create new products and services.
Netscape gave away the first 40 million copies of its software.
Today software written in India rides the satellite to a building site in Chicago or an accounting firm in New York, or anywhere else in the world.
The US could also forbid Google from offering support to Android smartphone software in China.
Indian cities such as Bangalore, Chennai (formerly Madras), Mumbai (formerly Bombay) and Hyderabad are becoming locations for software and hardware exports, the cutting edge of India's modern economy.
India's exports of computer software and hardware have soared from a few hundred million dollars some years back to around $5 billion today, with a forecasted growth to $30 billion or more by 2005.
The gaps in these countries’ labor markets – from software specialists to physicians to home health aides – will be immense.
And European app developers, too, build businesses on mobile phone software.
At that point, we must admit that it is irrational to spend time on long conversations with friends if it is time stolen from inventing, say, new software (unless the conversation helps the invention).
Uber’s software, in a sense, does the job of thousands of Walrasian auctioneers acting locally in space and time, leading to almost perfect price discrimination.
But the UberPOP software, at least so far, has made it impossible to collect value-added tax.
To level the playing field, local or national authorities should require the company to integrate tax-collection software into its app.
In the 1980s, computers killed typewriters, but created a host of new occupations, from call-center service representatives to software developers.
Examples from the last two centuries include such transformative products and innovations as railroads, automobiles, and airplanes; telegraph, telephones, radio, and television; air conditioning; and, as just noted, the various technologies responsible for the IT revolution, including both mainframe and personal computers, routers and other hardware devices, and much of the software that operates them.
It will be facilitated through Web-based social software, through wikis, blogs, and similar developments as much as through new, “open source” business models.
Naturally, the Chinese companies that provide most of the tools used to create and host this content have censorship built into their software, management structure, and business models.
There will be more demand for software programmers, engineers, designers, robotics experts, data analytics specialists, and myriad other professional and service-type positions.
The Chevrolet Volt has more lines of software code than the Boeing 787.
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