Category Archives: Craig Jensen

The Computer History Museum Examines Computing’s First 2,000 Years


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Computer History Museum

Since 1981, Craig Jensen has served as the chairman and president of Condusiv Technologies Corporation (formerly Diskeeper Corporation), a software company offering products to improve computer speed, reliability, and efficiency. As a corollary to his professional pursuits, Craig Jensen supports the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.

In addition to housing a permanent collection of hardware, software, photographs, documents, and other artifacts related to computing, the Computer History Museum offers a number of rotating exhibits throughout the year. Currently, the museum is presenting several exhibitions, including Revolution: The First 2,000 Years of Computing.

Covering 25,000 square feet of exhibit space, Revolution features 19 galleries, 1,100 artifacts, and a number of multimedia displays that trace the evolution of computers back to the abacus. Highlights of the exhibit include objects showcasing technologies such as ENIGMA, the Apple-1 computer, and Google’s early server engines.

Those who cannot visit the Computer History Museum in person can explore some of the Revolution exhibit online. The museum’s website ( also features information about its other exhibits, which focus on topics such as autonomous vehicles, computer hacking, and IBM.


Computer History Museum Completes Archives Project


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Archives Project

Passionate about computer programming and Scientology, Craig Jensen divides his time between his software business, Condusiv Technologies, and his many charitable activities. Craig Jensen volunteers with both the Church of Scientology and the Foundation for a Drug Free World. He also supports the work of the Computer History Museum.

After two years of rigorous work, the Computer History Museum has finished its extensive Archives Processing Project (APP). Funded by a 2015 grant for $274,560 from the Andrew W. Mellon foundation, the APPs task was to process 26 of the museum’s hidden collections, representing a thorough history of the Information Age, from 1921 to 2010.

Consisting of correspondence, laboratory notes, business plans, manuals, and other materials, the archives totaled 1,944 linear feet of material, which took two full-time archivists and nine volunteers to process. Now that the project is complete, the materials will be available to scholars, historians, and the public, representing a significant addition to the knowledge base in the field.

Fundamental Tenets of Scientology


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Foundation for a Drug-Free World Holds Tour with Joy Villa

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Craig Jensen is the founder and chairman of Condusiv Technologies Corporation. His main focus is to help consumers make the most of their experience with Windows, and he has created products that can recover files and even speed up the computers through using a cache. Outside of work, Craig Jensen is involved in the Foundation for a Drug-Free World.

The Foundation for a Drug-Free World has held events in more than 100 countries. With the help of volunteers across the globe, it distributes booklets and puts public service announcements on a variety of TV stations. The foundation wants to show young people how living drug-free can benefit their lives.

In June 2016, German singer Joy Villa performed at the foundation’s tour, which took place in Germany and the Czech Republic. The foundation noticed an increase of use in crystal meth among young people and worked with the singer to educate teenagers and other young people during the tour by distributing booklets and discussing the issues those who use might face.

Gelato vs. Ice Cream

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Gelato vs. Ice Cream

The founder and chairman of Condusiv Technologies Corporation Europe, Craig Jensen spearheads a variety of initiatives to help clients make the most of their enterprise server systems. Outside of the professional environment, Craig Jensen is a trained gelato master who is skilled in the creation of the frozen Italian dessert.

While ice cream has traditionally been far more popular in the United States, Americans are increasingly discovering the joys of gelato. While both begin with milk and sugar, gelato differs from ice cream in several key respects.

First and foremost, gelato is quite a bit smoother and silkier. It is also creamier and denser than American ice cream, which is surprising, as it actually contains more milk and less cream than ice cream. Unlike ice cream, it also contains no egg yolks. This lack of cream and egg yolks creates a treat that contains less than half the fat of the typical ice cream.

Aficionados also serve gelato and ice cream at significantly different temperatures. In general, Italian gelato is served 10 to 15 degrees warmer than ice cream. This prevents a numb mouth and tongue that is unable to fully enjoys gelato’s many sweet flavors.

Composition for Nature Photographs

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Nature Photographs

Accomplished computer programmer Craig Jensen serves as the founder and chairman of Condusiv Technologies Corporation, one of the IT industry’s most successful software companies. When he’s not busy guiding and directing the company to help customers, Craig Jensen enjoys photography and is particularly fond of photographing nature.

Many individuals may disregard the composition of a photograph, but it actually plays a major role in creating a powerful nature image. Below are just a few ideas for photographers as they seek out the right composition for their next nature photograph:

Look for geometry: even without an awe-inspiring background, nature photographers can create a unique image by looking for shapes, patterns, and lines in their frame. These geometric items lead the viewers’ eye to particular areas while highlighting the unique dimensions of the subjects.

Focus on the foreground: foregrounds are a great way to enhance a photograph’s composition and depth. They add a point of reference for the viewers that can help them feel the power of the primary subject.

Avoid the horizon merge: when the horizon intersects with a photograph’s subject, it can distract the viewer and draw attention away from the photo’s focus. Photographers can avoid these merges by moving their frame in varying directions until they get the right lines.

Add energy: using lines and shapes that point in varying directions create a sense of energy in the photograph. This energy often translates to a more dynamic and impactful picture. However, photographers must be careful about adding energy because it can be overdone.

The Basic Binary Language of Computers

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Condusiv Technologies Corporation

With decades of experience in computer systems and programming, Craig Jensen serves as the founder and chair of Condusiv Technology Corporation. Craig Jensen is also a supporter of the Computer History Museum, a nonprofit organization in Mountain View, California, that seeks to preserve technological history.

Today, computers accomplish tasks as varied as monitoring patient vital signs to determining which news stories are trending on social media. However, the earliest electronic computers, which appeared in the 1940s, were merely calculators that relied on logical and mathematical principals.

The math that undergirded those early calculators is the same math that makes modern computing possible. Called “binary math,” it relies on sequences of 1s and 0s represented by electronic transistors in either “on” or “off” positions. Using this binary language, computers can represent and process an enormous amount of information.

Keep Your PC Running Smoothly – First Steps

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Condusiv Technologies Corporation







The Computer History Museum’s First Exhibit of 2017

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Computer History Museum




The Computer History Museum’s Online Exhibits

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Computer History Museum

Programmer, entrepreneur, and author Craig Jensen is the founder and chairman of Condusiv Technologies Corporation (formerly, Diskeeper Corporation). Mr. Jensen’s profession and personal life are deeply rooted in computers. He contributes to his community by supporting the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. Much of what the museum has to offer is available to visitors online at:

The Computer History Museum’s website features a number of online exhibits detailing various aspects of the history of the computer. It explores topics from the abacus to the Internet through text, images, downloadable documents, videos and even software. The Timeline of Computer History exhibit offers a detailed look at many different aspects of computer history such as graphics and games, artificial intelligence, and how computers have affected popular culture.

Some exhibits are designed to complement exhibits actually found in the museum while others are exclusive to the Internet. Certain exhibits provide links to an online forum where you can express your own opinion on the topic, like the Mastering the Game exhibit on computer chess.

Even if you can’t make it to Mountain View, the Computer History Museum’s online offering enables anyone, regardless of location, to walk through the digital annals of computer history. All you need to visit the museum is an Internet connection.