Add to ORKGThis presentation was organised by the British Computer Society at Data General Offices in Hockley Heath to showcase the benefits of an Open Systems IT strategy. At that time, cider-maker HP Bulmer were seen as one of the pioneers in successfully implementing such a strategy, and this presentation sets out the rationale for adopting the strategy, the main systems projects that were part of it, and the resultant benefits. The advent of Open Systems - and the subsequent widespread adoption of the Unix operating system - was a key milestone in the move away from proprietary hardware and operating systems, and bespoke applications
Electronic publishing is one part of a much larger process. There is a research lifecycle from crea...
This Article tells the story of the contest over the meaning of open systems from 1980 to 1993, a ...
The open science hardware community has identified a lack of recognition of research hardware de- ve...
This presentation was organised by the British Computer Society at Data General Offices in Hockley H...
Since 1984, Glaxo Pharmaceuticals has seen a dramatic expansion in the use of desktop personal compu...
Understanding customer profitability in the highly competitive long alcoholic drinks market was key ...
In the early to mid-1990s, many organisations were grappling with the issues involved in moving away...
The advent of a corporate intranet in leading beer and cider-makers HP Bulmer changed the way the c...
Glaxo Pharmaceuticals is a company of over 5,000 employees located on four main sites in the UK. In ...
The marketing of computing systems in the early days included the bundling of basic software support...
The LOCKSS program has developed and deployed in a world-wide test a system for preserving access to...
The vertical control of research and development (R&D) is becoming obsolete due to the increasing av...
This short piece provides an introduction to open source software for library management systems
On March 8th and April 14th of 2021, members of the Gathering for Open Science Hardware (GOSH) commu...
This presentation discussed various types of open access software available and how open source soft...
Electronic publishing is one part of a much larger process. There is a research lifecycle from crea...
This Article tells the story of the contest over the meaning of open systems from 1980 to 1993, a ...
The open science hardware community has identified a lack of recognition of research hardware de- ve...
This presentation was organised by the British Computer Society at Data General Offices in Hockley H...
Since 1984, Glaxo Pharmaceuticals has seen a dramatic expansion in the use of desktop personal compu...
Understanding customer profitability in the highly competitive long alcoholic drinks market was key ...
In the early to mid-1990s, many organisations were grappling with the issues involved in moving away...
The advent of a corporate intranet in leading beer and cider-makers HP Bulmer changed the way the c...
Glaxo Pharmaceuticals is a company of over 5,000 employees located on four main sites in the UK. In ...
The marketing of computing systems in the early days included the bundling of basic software support...
The LOCKSS program has developed and deployed in a world-wide test a system for preserving access to...
The vertical control of research and development (R&D) is becoming obsolete due to the increasing av...
This short piece provides an introduction to open source software for library management systems
On March 8th and April 14th of 2021, members of the Gathering for Open Science Hardware (GOSH) commu...
This presentation discussed various types of open access software available and how open source soft...
Electronic publishing is one part of a much larger process. There is a research lifecycle from crea...
This Article tells the story of the contest over the meaning of open systems from 1980 to 1993, a ...
The open science hardware community has identified a lack of recognition of research hardware de- ve...