James Martin (1933 - 24 de junio de 2013)[1][2] fue consultor de Tecnología de Información y escritor británico. Martin fue nominado para un premio Pulitzer por su libro The Wired Society: A Challenge for Tomorrow (1977).[3][4]
Publicaciones
Martin escribió más de cien libros[5] muchos de los cuales fueron éxitos de ventas en la industria de tecnología de la información. Una selección:
- 1965. Programming real-time computer systems.
- 1967. Design of real-time computer systems.
- 1969. Telecommunications and the computer.
- 1971. Future developments in telecommunications
- 1972. Introduction to teleprocessing.
- 1972. Systems analysis for data transmission.
- 1973. Design of man-computer dialogues.
- 1973. Security, accuracy, and privacy in computer systems.
- 1978. Wired society.
- 1981. End-user's guide to data base.
- 1980. Managing the data base environment
- 1981. Information engineering.
- 1982. Viewdata and the information society.
- 1983. Software maintenance : the problem and its solutions. With Carma McClure.
- 1984. Recommended diagramming standards for analysts and programmers : a basis for automation
- 1985. Diagramming techniques for analysts and programmers. With Carma McClure.
- 1985. Fourth-generation languages.
- 1985. System design from provably correct constructs : the beginnings of true software engineering.
- 1986. Wired world : towards a greater understanding of the world information economy. With Simon Grant and the Atwater Institute.
- 1988. Structured techniques : the basis for CASE
- 1989. Strategic information planning methodologies.
- 1992. Object-oriented analysis and design.
- 2000. After the Internet: Alien Intelligence.
- 2006. The Meaning of the 21st Century.
Referencias
Enlaces externos
- Michael Douglas narrates Martin documentary on 21st century challenges
- James Martin Personal Website
- The Oxford Martin School (formerly The James Martin 21st Century School)
- Institute for Science, Innovation and Society
- Webcast about his vision for the 21st century
