Technical Review - Fall 1959. - Librascope Memories

LIBRASCOPE TECHNICAL REVIEW
he tremendous growth of scientific and technical
knowledge in the past two decades has led to substantial
advances in virtually every field of technological endeavor.
In the computer field alone, the avalanche of new ideas
and techniques has been overwhelming even to those
most intimately concerned.
How to keep abreast of these developments is a matter
of vital importance to a broad segment of industry
and the military, for prompt utilization of state-of-the-art
advances can provide the user with significant
economic and strategic advantages.
The problem is essentially one of communication,
of disseminating information to the proper audience in
time to be of value.
Librascope, Inc. has been active in the computer field
for more than 20 years, and its programs over that period
have embraced every phase of computer technology.
We believe that portions of our work are of sufficient
interest and importance to warrant presentation to
a rather sizeable technically oriented audience.
The Librascope Technical Review, which makes its
debut with this issue, is being published to keep its readers
informed on noteworthy research, development, design
and production activities of Librascope, particularly
as they apply to the computer field.
President