John M. Salzer
ABSTRACT
Looking into the future of data processing technology, it is possible to identify major trends in specific areas, viz., components and circuits, data systems and equipments, programming and language problems, human factors and overall system design, and learning and cerebral systems. The real advances and the real broadening of the field are directly tied to our ability to make data processing machines more truly the direct extensions of the human intellectual process.
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