A universal computer language translator
R. B. Bonney · 1958
Can Univac talk to Bizmac? As more and more electronic data-processing systems are put into operation, the need for rapid and efficient information interchange becomes important. Many organizations have evolved data-processing systems using a combination of different computer types, together with a variety of input and output equipment. The use of different computers in a single organization does not necessarily represent poor planning, since the requirements of one group may dictate the use of a particular type of computer which is inadequate for the requirements of a different group.