wrote on 25. April 2018 at 17:38:
Joined SPSS as a developer/designer/statistician in 1983 after a 13 year academic career and soon found myself deep in the development of SPSS/PC. Created the Review editor/interface and did a lot of programming in Intel assembler and C. Retired 32 years later after working on pretty much everything. I told Louise Rehling when I was hired that I was a stayer.
SPSS survived and flourished when most of its contemporaries did not because of smart strategy and perhaps a bit of luck as well as having many smart and dedicated staff around the world.
SPSS survived and flourished when most of its contemporaries did not because of smart strategy and perhaps a bit of luck as well as having many smart and dedicated staff around the world.