The impacts of computers on the Latin American countries

Prieto-Díaz, Rubén; Willson, Stephen J.

doi:10.1145/957834.957835

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“…Lastly, cooperation between industry and academia was practically nonexistent. 6,10,11 In an effort to create an indigenous information technology industry, the Mexican government decided to launch a greenhouse strategy. To this end, on August 1981 the Promotion Plan for the Electronics and Computing Industry (PFIEC) was announced.…”

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The Turing-850 Project: Developing a Personal Computer in the Early 1980s in Mexico

Ortiz-Arroyo

Rodríguez-Henríquez

Coello

2010

IEEE Annals Hist. Comput.

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The Turing-850 Project: Developing a Personal Computer in the Early 1980s in Mexico

Ortiz-Arroyo

Rodríguez-Henríquez

Coello

2010

IEEE Annals Hist. Comput.

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“…Comments o n this situation have appeared in the literature , See Horowitz, and Sterling (1977), and also Prieto -Diaz (1981) . A lack of textbooks in Spanish i s discouraging for the success of these programs .…”

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Evolution of a program in computing for a Latin American graduate college

Villaseñor

1982

SIGCSE Bull.

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This paper describes the evolution in the design of an academic program in computing at the graduate level in a developing country. The particular norming aspects of the program's environment are discussed. This program is sui generis due to the requirements of the particular institution where it exists. Some of the factors that affect academic programs in computing in a developing country are briefly commented.

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Information Technology Transfer: The Singapore Strategy

Gilbert¹

1990

Technology Transfer in the Developing Countries

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The impacts of computers on the Latin American countries

Cited by 7 publications

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The Turing-850 Project: Developing a Personal Computer in the Early 1980s in Mexico

The Turing-850 Project: Developing a Personal Computer in the Early 1980s in Mexico

Evolution of a program in computing for a Latin American graduate college

Information Technology Transfer: The Singapore Strategy

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