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... customers ( or third - party sup- pliers known as original - equipment manufacturers ) worry about getting the computer set up for specific applications . In this it was quite different from mainframe companies like IBM , which ...
... customers ( or third - party sup- pliers known as original - equipment manufacturers ) worry about getting the computer set up for specific applications . In this it was quite different from mainframe companies like IBM , which ...
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... customers asked a lot of their computers and its programmers , yet understood little about what was really possible . " For a company trying to make money do- ing pioneering work for customers with unrealistic expecta- tions , " Fishman ...
... customers asked a lot of their computers and its programmers , yet understood little about what was really possible . " For a company trying to make money do- ing pioneering work for customers with unrealistic expecta- tions , " Fishman ...
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... customers number in the millions . " The growing popularity of personal comput- ers , along with computer owners ' demonstrated readiness to buy packaged software , were evidently creating an enor- mous market . Still , what else would ...
... customers number in the millions . " The growing popularity of personal comput- ers , along with computer owners ' demonstrated readiness to buy packaged software , were evidently creating an enor- mous market . Still , what else would ...
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