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Economics of automatic data processing : papers presented at the international symposium organized by the International Computation Centre, Rome, October 19-22, 1965 / edited by A.B. Frielink.

Contributor(s): Frielink, A. B | International Computation Centre.

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BookPublisher: Amsterdam : North-Holland Pub. Co., 1965Subject(s): Electronic data processingDDC classification: 651.8

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Economics of automatic data processing : papers presented at the international symposium organized by the International Computation Centre, Rome, October 19-22, 1965 / edited by A.B. Frielink.

Contributor(s): Frielink, A. B | International Computation Centre.