
Peter J. Denning
Author of Beyond Calculation: The Next Fifty Years of Computing
About the Author
Peter J. Denning is professor of computer science and information technology, and university process reengineering coordinator, at George Mason University. He was the founding director of the Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science at the NASA Ames Research Center, a co-founder of CSNET, show more and President of the Association for Computing Machinery 1980-82. show less
Works by Peter J. Denning
The Invisible Future: The Seamless Integration Of Technology Into Everyday Life (2001) — Editor — 47 copies, 1 review
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- 1942-01-06
- Gender
- male
- Organizations
- ACM (Fellow)
- Awards and honors
- Postel Service Award
- Relationships
- Denning, Dorothy E. (wife)
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- USA
- Birthplace
- Queens, New York, USA
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- New York, USA
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interesting historically if you're into computers. How charmingly naive they all were about computer security in 1990 when "internet" and "civility" could be used in the same sentence without a negative modifier and "the internet worm/virus" was a singular incident. The technical content is long out-dated, but the stories of the difficulty of identifying the perpetrators of computer attacks and the moral questions are still relevant.
Chapters by 18 computer scientists and others.
Indeholder "James Burke: Foreword", "Peter J. Denning, Robert M. Metcalfe: Preface", "Acknowledgements", "Part I: The Coming Revolution", " 1. Gordon Bell, James N. Gray: The Revolution Yet to Happen", " 2. Vinton G. Cerf: When They're Everywhere", " 3. Bob Frankston: Beyond Limits", " 4. Edsger W. Dijkstra: The Tide Not the Waves", " 5. Richard W. Hamming: How to Think About Trends", " 6. Mark Weiser, John Seely Brown: The Coming Age of Calm Technology", "Part II: Computers and Human show more Identity", " 7. Sherry Turkle: Growing Up in the Culture of Simulation", " 8. Donald Norman: Why It's Good That Computers Don't Work Like the Brain", " 9. David Gelernter: The Logic of Dreams", " 10. Franz L. Alt: End-Running Human Intelligence", " 11. Paul W. Abrahams: A World Without Work", " 12. Terry Winograd: The Design of Interaction", "Part III: Business and Innovation", " 13. Bob O. Evans: The Stumbling Titan", " 14. Fernando Flores: The Leaders of the Future", " 15. Larry Druffel: Information Warfare", " 16. Abbe Mowshowitz: Virtual Feudalism", " 17. Donald D. Chamberlin: Sharing Our Planet", " 18. William J. Mitchell, Oliver Strimpel: There and Not There", " 19. Dennis Tsichritzis: The Dynamics of Innovation", " 20. Peter J. Denning: How We Will Learn", "Contributors", "Glossary", "Index".
En række forfattere forsøgte i 1997 på at komme med et bud på fremtiden for computere. Det er ikke ret godt ramt. Cloud computing, blockchain currencies, smart phones. Nej! I det mindste er fiaskoen med femte generations blah-blah så slem, at folk tager masser af forbehold for deres egne profetier. show less
En række forfattere forsøgte i 1997 på at komme med et bud på fremtiden for computere. Det er ikke ret godt ramt. Cloud computing, blockchain currencies, smart phones. Nej! I det mindste er fiaskoen med femte generations blah-blah så slem, at folk tager masser af forbehold for deres egne profetier. show less
Sep 27, 2013 (Edited)Danish
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