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Early Morning Byte - February 13th, 2023
One CIOs Story | Your Early Morning Byte
Early Morning Byte | February 13, 2023
Good Morning. Amidst the noise of layoffs, digital transformation, and other industry happenings, many technology executives are considering their next career move. But knowing what is next can be daunting whether you have ten or thirty years of experience. Learn from how one technology executive has navigated through his career in today's Deep Dive.
- Josh Koszalkowski
Deep Dive: William Novak, Chief Information Officer at Meaden & Moore
In this interview, William Novak shares his path from systems administrator to CIO and his advice for aspiring technology leaders.
By Catherine Pyle, Contributing Writer
TECH TIME TRAVEL
Apollo Computer Incorporated
February 13, 1980 – Apollo Computer was incorporated in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. The company helped to create the original network workstations and was the biggest manufacturer of them from 1980 to 1987. Apollo also produced a lot of its own hardware and software, unlike the manufacturers of IBM PC compatible. In 1989, Hewlett-Packard Company acquired Apollo for an astounding $479 million, bringing an end to the short-lived, yet revolutionary company.
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