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Identifies Unix as the third wave of computer systems and one which is already on the horizon and rapidly approaching. Outlines the history of the development of Unix; the reasons why, to date, the Unix system has failed as an effective competitor in the marketplace; and what is being done to resolve its past limitations. Concludes that, following major moves which have taken place in the Unix world in the last two to three years and the resultant improvements in flexibility and standardization, Unix will become an important part of the technology and business world – perhaps today, certainly tomorrow.

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