Who made HyperCard?

Bill Atkinson allegedly came up with the idea for HyperCard during an LSD trip, but the conceptual design of HyperCard stacks drew heavily on common physical card-filing systems, like Rolodex [4].

What is a HyperCard in MicroStrategy?

MicroStrategy 2019 introduces HyperIntelligence™, the biggest breakthrough in the world of analytics since Mobile. HyperIntelligence makes Zero-Click Intelligence™ a reality for every user throughout the organization—from salespeople and business analysts to executives and front- line employees.

What are HyperIntelligence cards?

HyperIntelligence allows analysts to create objects called cards. Cards are visual representations of your data. In a card, you can use lists, matrix grids, ring charts, or text boxes to display your data in a quick and concise manner.

What is MSTR workstation?

MicroStrategy Workstation is a powerful tool that lets you administer and control both projects and environments, providing tools for data discovery and visualization.

What is MicroStrategy HyperCard?

HyperCard improves applications you use every day Instead, the answers are delivered to your email platform. For example, if a colleague emails you about a product, you could hover over the product name and a HyperCard would appear with relevant information about the product such as inventory levels.

What is HyperIntelligence?

How much bitcoin does MicroStrategy own?

roughly 129,218 bitcoins
MicroStrategy’s cost basis was roughly $30,700 per bitcoin, as of March 31, according to its first-quarter earnings report. As of the same date, the company owned roughly 129,218 bitcoins, spending a total of $3.967 billion to acquire them.

How did Michael Saylor get rich?

Throughout 2020 he steered Microstrategy’s corporate coffers into bitcoin, using company cash and borrowings to buy 70,784 bitcoins for $1.1 billion. A former rocket scientist, Saylor studied aeronautics and astronautics at MIT on an Air Force scholarship before founding MicroStrategy in 1989.