Titlebook: History of Nordic Computing 4; 4th IFIP WG 9.7 Conf Christian Gram,Per Rasmussen,S?ren Duus ?stergaard Conference proceedings 2015 IFIP Int

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TERESE - TElecommunications and REgional Development in SwEdenal and social perspective. Could new telecommunication services be successfully used for education, for local commercial services, regionally, and for social services? Would this possibly enhance regional functions, make distant regions more efficient, and possibly attractive? Local interest to part

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The Introduction of Computers to Primary and Secondary Schoolst goals was education of teachers, research in experimental schools, development of a new method for design of software, educate teachers for design software for use in education and developing software for education. Nordic cooperation, software development for education.

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Birth of Internet Ethicscreased the personal and individual character of this type of communication. Personal and emotional content became more and more common. This increased content interest. Branch organizations formulated ethical principles, and it was created around the balance between market control and legal control

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Reasons Behind the Privatization of Datacentralentralized IT service centers were created in other parts of society, where Danish Agriculture created LEC, Landbrugets Edb-Central. The municipal governments created one big IT center, Kommunedata, by merging many small local IT centers. For several years Datacentralen was the only supplier of IT to

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The Creation of the Central Person Registry in Denmarkthe early 1920s until the system was put into production in 1968. Additionally, it considers the initial repercussions of the decisions made during the project phase and discusses factors that led to the successful introduction of the CPR.

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Information Technology and Danish Agricultureed and Denmark has experienced an extensive movement of people from the rural areas to the cities. The cultivated area and the number of farms have been reduced and so has the number of employees, but the grand total of agricultural production has risen. A development which has been highly supported