JOSS (The JOHNNIAC Open Shop System) was developed by J.C. (Cliff) Shaw at
RAND Corporation to allows users to use a computer interactively. JOSS enabled up to twelve people to share the computer simultaneously. This made it one of the first
time-sharing systems to become available. JOSS was still available for use during the first half of the
1970s on IBM System/360 systems.
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