Ibm History

1890-1938: In the early days, IBM registered a computer-based recording company in New York State on June 15, 1911. But its origin can be traced back to 1890 at the peak of the industrial revolution the United States had experienced the wave of immigrants. Because the US Census Bureau knows that its traditional counting method is not enough to measure the population, it has sponsored competition to find a more effective census data aggregation method. The winner is a statistician at the German Immigration Bureau, Herman Hollis, who keeps the total da using holes for current detection on punch cards.

Please enter IBM. IBM has a long history with the Chinese government and the US intelligence agencies. In addition, IBM is the largest supporters in the block chain, supporting technology, providing solutions to top banks in China and US government agencies. IBM is far from cryptographic currency messaging in marketing, but the encryption currency can be implemented through the Smart Contract of the Hyperlledger block chain solution, and the block chain of the private network can be selectively connected to other participants through participants. Chain for forming a semi-public chain. One of IBM's priorities in block chain planning is to reduce the friction in international trade through its inherent technology.

IBM introduced the IBM System / 360 in the most important product release in the history of the company so far. It is a new concept of computers that created a "series" of small to large computers combined with IBM Solid Logic Technology (SLT). I am using microelectronics technology and its programming instructions. The concept of "family" compatible with computers changed the industry. IBM announced the use of a magnetic recording device for typing and a pioneering IBM tape type voltage typewriter that triggers desktop word processors. The ability to modify saved text, later referred to as "power typing" improves office productivity by allowing typists to enter at "rough draft" speed without concern for false pressure I will.

Dictation by James W. Birkenstock at the University of Minnesota Charles Babbage Research Birkenstock was the president's consultant and then served as IBM's product planning and marketing analysis director. In this history, Birkenstock is discussing the company's transformation from a watchmaking industry leader to a data processing industry leader. He mentioned tape development in 1947, IBM's participation in the Korean War, the development of the IBM 701 computer (internally known as Defense Defense), and the emergence of magnetic memory in the SAGE project. Then he considered the entry into IBM's and IBM 702's commercial computer markets. The interview ended in relation to IBM and other early entry companies in the international computer industry, including a cross-licensing agreement with Sperry Rand, and litigation with Japan Electronics Corporation.