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Author
Australian Computer Society
Title
ACS Heritage Project
In
50 Years Inspiring Success
Editor
Australian Computer Society
Imprint
2015
Url
https://50years.acs.org.au/heritage-projects.html
Format
HTML
Description

The Australian Computer Society was formed 50 years ago, when the various state computer societies joined forces.

To mark the occasion, the ACS initiated a heritage project to honour the many individuals who have contributed to the growth of the ICT profession in Australia.

At the heart of the project is a history of computing in Australia. It is not just a history of the ACS, but the history of a profession.

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ASBS17542

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