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Is there a list of all software companies in the world?
There are way too many to list. There's Operating System companies such as Microsoft and Apple. There's productivity such as Microsoft, OpenOffice. There's finance such as Intuit.
Which company was the maker of the number one software suite in the world in the 1990's?
Microsoft was the maker of the number one software suite in the world in the 1990s.
What are the software companies available in world?
There are thousands of software companies in the world. For specification you can search in Google by the software or product name, you would get your answer.
What are the top 10 IT companies in the world?
Largest IT companies by revenue 1. Samsung Electronics (South Korea) 2. Apple (USA) 3. HP (USA) 4. IBM (USA) 5. Panasonic (Japan) 6. Microsoft (USA) 7. Dell (USA) 8. Sony (Japan) 9. Intel (USA) 10. Google (USA)
What are the biggest software company's in the world?
it is Microsoft windows
How many computer companies are there in there in the world?
there are 2 million computer jobs There are 2 million computer jobs that start with H. There are 2 million computer jobs that start with H. There are 2 million computer jobs that start with H.
Which software companies create corporate security software?
DT is a company of highly skilled specialists with huge experience that are always ready for cooperation. Our primary goal is to help companies engage remote developers and development teams to build first-class software products at competitive prices.
What are two famous companies in CPU producing?
There are only two companies now in the CPU world: Intel and AMD.
Is Microsoft one of the leading computing companies in the world?
Yes
What year did Microsoft become the world leader in software?
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What is the top software company in the world?
Microsoft Oracle IBM SAP
What software was sent bill gates on his way to becoming one of the richest men in the world?
Several pieces of software helped to position where Bill Gates is now. Although not terribly relevant today in it's own right, I think BASIC probably helped him in the right direction. IBM asked Microsoft to port BASIC to their IBM PC. Since Digital Research did not license CP/M to IBM, and Microsoft had a working relationship with them, they were asked to write the system's software. Microsft bought the rights to QDOS, made some changes, and it became known as PC-DOS. IBM did not stop Microsoft from selling the software to other companies, so they did, renamed as "MS-DOS." And so Microsoft began gaining money, because of the growth of the IBM PC-clone industry.
