Computing Books published by Harper Collins Publishers
The following is a list of Computing Books published by Harper Collins Publishers in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 3 Computing Books published by Harper Collins Publishers in our collection :
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Date: 31st December 1985
Graded Questions in Computer Studies
1st edition
ID Numbers
Open Library OL10543377M
ISBN 13 9780723108801
OCLC/WorldCat 19672276
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers
Author: P.A. Paterson
Platform: Computer Studies
Date: 1993
Hard Drive - Bill Gates and the Making of the Microsoft Empire
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers
Author: James Wallace & Jim Erickson
Platform: Microsoft
Date: 1998
Inside Intel
Amazon.co.uk Review
If you're sick of the upbeat tone of many computer industry sagas, you'll definitely enjoy Inside Intel, Tim Jackson's investigation into the secrets of Intel's success. Instead of the usual cast of blue-eyed whiz-kid billionaires, you'll find a darker story of brilliant technical coups tempered by serious blunders and savage competition. Naturally, technical innovation lies at the heart of the story, but Intel didn't always get it right--and sometimes teetered close to ruin. Success didn't come because the company never made mistakes, but because it could fight back savagely when it did. That the fight wasn't always clean, nor the personalities involved particularly pleasant, makes for a fascinating story.
If you're sick of the upbeat tone of many computer industry sagas, you'll definitely enjoy Inside Intel, Tim Jackson's investigation into the secrets of Intel's success. Instead of the usual cast of blue-eyed whiz-kid billionaires, you'll find a darker story of brilliant technical coups tempered by serious blunders and savage competition. Naturally, technical innovation lies at the heart of the story, but Intel didn't always get it right--and sometimes teetered close to ruin. Success didn't come because the company never made mistakes, but because it could fight back savagely when it did. That the fight wasn't always clean, nor the personalities involved particularly pleasant, makes for a fascinating story.
Kindly donated by Jason Sharp
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers
Author: Tim Jackson
Platform: Intel
