NASA's unsung heroes: The Apollo coders who put men on the moon

For this in-depth cover story, TechRepublic writer Nick Heath talked with pioneering software engineers about how they helped NASA launch astronauts into space, and bring them back again--pushing the boundaries of technology as they did it. This download provides the magazine version of the article as a free PDF for registered TechRepublic and ZDNet members.

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Software as a Service has set off a revolution in the way companies consume services on-demand. We look at how it's spreading to other IT services and transforming IT jobs.