Multi-Media-Dialog

Uber die ursprungliche Anwendung als reine Rechenmaschine hinaus bewaltigt die elektronische Datenverarbeitung heute ganz andere Problembereiche. Als Beispiele seien die Verwaltung von immensen Datenmengen im Banken- und Versicherungswesen oder die Steuerung und Uberwachung von Fertigungsstrasen genannt.

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