Editorial
... Computer industry analysts have predicted the revolution of computing for years, they are often wrong. Predictions such as: there will only need to be four computers in the entire United States because of their huge operating cost and power; that personal computers will mean the whole sale replacement of large scale mainframe based computing; that the Client Server Computing model will reduce the cost and the complexity of computing; that IBM and Microsoft's OS/2 operating system will be the dominate desktop operating system in the nineties. These statements have been the reason for many unscheduled career moves, usually by the people taking rather than those giving advice...
