Leading the e-volution.
The article focuses on the computer system in Lakeland, Florida. According to a November 1968 article in "The American City," Lakeland started electronic data processing in 1964 and, for $3,900 monthly, leased a Burroughs B283 computer system that it used primarily to process bills for its utility c...
| Publicado en: | American City & County Vol. 123; no. 11; p. 62 |
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Penton Media, Inc.
Nov2008
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