ACM Software System Award

The ACM Software System Award is an annual award, which is awarded to individuals or organizations that have made ​​outstanding contributions in the field of software system development.

It is awarded by the Association for Computing Machinery ( ACM) since 1983 and is - as of 2012 - endowed with $ 35,000.

Award winners

Xerox Alto Robert Taylor (computer scientist) Charles P. Thacker VisiCalc Dan Bricklin Bob Frankston Donald Knuth Adele Goldberg (computer scientist) Daniel Henry Holmes Ingalls, Jr. Alan Kay Ingres (database) Michael Stonebraker PostScript John Warnock Daniel G. Bobrow L Peter Deutsch Sketchpad Bruce Jay Nelson Mosaic (web browser) Marc Andreessen Eric Bina John Ousterhout John Chambers (statistician) Apache Software Foundation Brian Behlendorf Roy Fielding Gerard J. Holzmann James Gosling Make (software) Stuart Feldman Robert S. Boyer J Strother Moore Eiffel (programming language) Bertrand Meyer David Harel Amir Pnueli Mendel Rosenblum Erich Gamma LLVM
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