NCR 的历史年表.
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NCR 的发展年表.

NCR History Timeline

1884 - John H. Patterson founded the National Cash Register Company, maker of the first mechanical cash registers.

1906 - Charles F. Kettering designed the first cash register powered by an electric motor.

1952 - NCR acquired Computer Research Corporation (CRC), of Hawthorne, California, which produced a line of digital computers with applications in aviation.

1953 - NCR established the Electronics Division to continue to pursue electronic applications for business machines.

1974 - Company changed its name to NCR Corporation.

1982 - The First NCR Tower supermicrocomputer system was launched, establishing NCR as a pioneer in bringing industry standards and open systems architecture to the computer market.

1991 - NCR acquired by AT&T.

1991 - NCR purchased Teradata Corporation, acquiring its advanced and unique commercial parallel processing technology. NCR Teradata becomes the world's most proven and powerful database for data warehousing.

1994 - NCR name changed to AT&T Global Information Solutions (GIS).

1995 - Lars Nyberg appointed chairman and CEO of AT&T GIS.

1995 - AT&T announced spin-off of AT&T GIS by the end of 1996.

1996 - AT&T GIS changed its name back to NCR Corporation in anticipation of being spun-off to AT&T shareholders by January 1997, as an independent, publicly-traded company.

1997 - Signaling its evolution from a hardware-only company to a full solutions provider, NCR purchased Compris Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of store automation and management software for the food-service industry, and Dataworks, a company that develops check-processing software.

1998 - NCR finalized the transfer and sale of their computer hardware manufacturing assets to Solectron, confirming NCR　 commitment to concentrate on the market-differentiated software and services components of their solutions portfolios.

1998 - NCR sold its TOP END middleware software to BEA Systems in a move to expand NCR　 application software offerings while moving away from horizontal general purpose computer software.

1998 - NCR purchased 50 percent of Stirling Douglas Group, Inc. (SDG), a privately-held software firm and leading provider of merchandise management applications.

2000 - Leading e-businesses such as Travelocity.com, E*Trade and Microstrategy implemented NCR's Teradata warehouse solutions as the foundation of their sophisticated customer-focused offerings and marketing initiatives.

　

NCR Address

           7 North Main Street
            Dayton, Ohio 45402
            Telephone:  937.228.6271
            Fax:  937.331.7160
            Hours:  10:00 am - 4:30 pm (Tuesday through Friday); Noon - 4:00 pm (Saturday)


NCR Major Product

            AT&T 6386 series

            AT&T 3B2  (including 3B2/310, 3B2/400, 3B2/500, 3B2/522, 3B2/600, 3B2/1000-70, 3B2/1000-80)

            AT&T 3B5

            AT&T 3B15

            AT&T 3B20 FP, 3B20S, 3B20A

            AT&T 3B4000    (1-4 CPUs)

            AT&T System 7000 (7020, 7040, 7080, 7080R2, 7300)

            AT&T StarServer FT

NCR 的历史年表.
转自  http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~xurong/cs3220-1a.htm

2004-2-27 23:57 上传

下载 (2.92 KB)
NCR 的发展年表.

NCR History Timeline

1884 - John H. Patterson founded the National Cash Register Company, maker of the first mechanical cash registers.

1906 - Charles F. Kettering designed the first cash register powered by an electric motor.

1952 - NCR acquired Computer Research Corporation (CRC), of Hawthorne, California, which produced a line of digital computers with applications in aviation.

1953 - NCR established the Electronics Division to continue to pursue electronic applications for business machines.

1974 - Company changed its name to NCR Corporation.

1982 - The First NCR Tower supermicrocomputer system was launched, establishing NCR as a pioneer in bringing industry standards and open systems architecture to the computer market.

1991 - NCR acquired by AT&T.

1991 - NCR purchased Teradata Corporation, acquiring its advanced and unique commercial parallel processing technology. NCR Teradata becomes the world's most proven and powerful database for data warehousing.

1994 - NCR name changed to AT&T Global Information Solutions (GIS).

1995 - Lars Nyberg appointed chairman and CEO of AT&T GIS.

1995 - AT&T announced spin-off of AT&T GIS by the end of 1996.

1996 - AT&T GIS changed its name back to NCR Corporation in anticipation of being spun-off to AT&T shareholders by January 1997, as an independent, publicly-traded company.

1997 - Signaling its evolution from a hardware-only company to a full solutions provider, NCR purchased Compris Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of store automation and management software for the food-service industry, and Dataworks, a company that develops check-processing software.

1998 - NCR finalized the transfer and sale of their computer hardware manufacturing assets to Solectron, confirming NCR　 commitment to concentrate on the market-differentiated software and services components of their solutions portfolios.

1998 - NCR sold its TOP END middleware software to BEA Systems in a move to expand NCR　 application software offerings while moving away from horizontal general purpose computer software.

1998 - NCR purchased 50 percent of Stirling Douglas Group, Inc. (SDG), a privately-held software firm and leading provider of merchandise management applications.

2000 - Leading e-businesses such as Travelocity.com, E*Trade and Microstrategy implemented NCR's Teradata warehouse solutions as the foundation of their sophisticated customer-focused offerings and marketing initiatives.

　

NCR Address

           7 North Main Street
            Dayton, Ohio 45402
            Telephone:  937.228.6271
            Fax:  937.331.7160
            Hours:  10:00 am - 4:30 pm (Tuesday through Friday); Noon - 4:00 pm (Saturday)


NCR Major Product

            AT&T 6386 series

            AT&T 3B2  (including 3B2/310, 3B2/400, 3B2/500, 3B2/522, 3B2/600, 3B2/1000-70, 3B2/1000-80)

            AT&T 3B5

            AT&T 3B15

            AT&T 3B20 FP, 3B20S, 3B20A

            AT&T 3B4000    (1-4 CPUs)

            AT&T System 7000 (7020, 7040, 7080, 7080R2, 7300)

            AT&T StarServer FT