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This March we highlight the personal experiences and insights of successful women in computer technology Early computers used vacuum tubes and were incredibly slow by today’s standards, but they represented a monumental leap forward in technology. The invention of the microprocessor in the 1970s again revolutionized the industry, making it possible to build computers that were small enough to fit on a desk yet powerful enough to fake a moon landing. This column looks at the complete history of computers, it’s clear that they have come a long way from their humble beginnings. What once seemed like science fiction is now a reality, and we are living in the world. 12 TECH HER-STORY In 1962, Evelyn Berezin designed a reservation system for United Airlines that served 60 cities throughout the United States with a one-second response time. It had no central system failures in 11 years of operation. Evelyn Berezin was a pioneering computer scientist and entrepreneur who made significant contributions to the field of computing. She is best known for designing the first computerized word processor, revolutionizing the way people work with text. Did you know? Berezin was turned down for a subsequent job at the New York Stock Exchange because she might hear language on the trading floor that was “inappropriate for women.” Born in 1925 in the Bronx, New York, Berezin showed an early aptitude for mathematics and science. She earned a degree in physics from New York University and went on to work as a research engineer at various companies, including the Teleregister Corporation and the Electronic Computer Corporation. In the late 1960s, Berezin founded her own company, Redactron Corporation, with the goal of developing a computerized word processor. cumbersome for editing and revising documents. Berezin’s word processor, was called the Data Secretary.
and watches that promised to monitor their health in ways they had never imagined. The villagers, unaware of the silent hands that had kept them healthy and safe for so long, became consumed by a desire for these new gadgets. They didn’t understand what an EEG was, but they were captivated by the idea of having something that could check their health. When they learned that the EEG was a health check, they became angry, feeling that they had been denied something important. they risked losing everything that had made their village special in the first place. One day the villagers panicked over a boy found trapped in the well, they would learned the absence of the silent hands keenly. They had relied on the wisdom and guidance of their elders for so long that they were lost without them. Gathered around the well, feeling helpless and afraid, they watched as the young boy was rescued, wondering how it was possible. They demanded that the city fella sell them all the gadgets he had, believing that these devices would improve their lives and bring them closer to the outside world. They didn’t stop to consider the consequences or the wisdom of their actions; they only wanted what they saw as the key to a better life. The silent hands watched in dismay as the villagers turned away from the values and traditions that had sustained them for so long. They tried to remind the villagers of the importance of their way of life, of the knowledge and wisdom that had been passed down through generations. But the allure of the modern world was too strong, and the villagers refused to listen. In their quest for the latest gadgets and technology, the villagers lost sight of what was truly important. They forgot the lessons of the past, the value of community, and the wisdom of the silent hands. And in their pursuit of the new, It was then that they noticed the young ones, who had been using the web, the very machine that the silent hands had recommended. These young villagers had not been as captivated by the city fella’s gadgets; instead, they had embraced the technology for its ability to connect them to the world and provide them with knowledge and information. Using the web, the young villagers had learned about well rescue techniques and had quickly organized a rescue effort. They had called for help from neighbouring villages and had used ropes and pulleys to lift the boy to safety. The villagers watched in awe as the young ones worked continued on page 17 13
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