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102. NCR, phone home: two years after the takeover, parent AT&T wants results
103. Taking a laptop on a call; technology is turning selling from a black art to a science
104. IBM watchers still find plenty to criticize
105. Big Blues: The Unmaking of IBM
106. Getting work to go with the flow: 'workflow automation' can smooth the kinks in your operation
107. Finally, the buzz is about Smalltalk: Smalltalk is getting results from the simple, adaptable software
108. Guess what: IBM is losing out in mainframes, too
109. A question of value: our analysis finds Big Blue may be cheap
110. Does IBM get it now? Finally, it may be weaning itself from the fading mainframe business
111. It's PCs vs. mainframes - even at IBM; now, Big Blue is letting other units tread on its biggest division
112. Call it Superbig Blue
113. Pacemaking software: Fit Application: designer: SpectraLogic Inc
114. Surprise! The new IBM really looks new: several of its autonomous divisions show startling vitality
115. Technopoly: THe Surrender of Culture to Technology
116. Room at the top: suddenly, IBM has a shortage of heirs apparent
117. The computer slump becomes a sea change
118. Multimedia computing: PCs that do everything but walk the dog
119. Is it time to junk the way you use computers? Re-engineering might cut costs to businesses by as much as 80%
120. Why systems integration sounds like poetry to IBM
121. O.K., it was just one quarter. Still...
122. In computers, a shakeout of seismic proportions: painful change is everywhere - but mini makers are hit particularly hard
123. The next frontier is the text frontier; new programs help get the gold out of mountains of words
124. Defense against pirates or death to the clones? A proposed EC copyright law would strengthen computer giants
125. All Arix needs is a subcontract; it could thrive on a big IBM win
126. IBM is finally saying: 'in Unix we trust'
127. 1984 market forecast; Oems and SIs say their hardware spending will increase 29%, with personal computer shipments up 117%
128. Playing second banana to desktops
129. Taming the DASD monster
130. Riches from switches
131. Goodbye DPD, GSD and OPD
132. The LISP race heats up
133. Of mice and Xerox; with a raft of new products on the way, the copier company is trying again in office automation
134. Learning to Lisp
135. Move over Visicalc
136. American Bell debuts
137. ICL eyes the world; International Computer Ltd. is out to change its image - and its financial picture
138. CII-HB hits U.S. shores: after several years of quiet activity marketing disk drives in the U.S., the French computer firm has set up Cynthia Peripheral Corp., California marketing arm
139. Storage for the masses: Masstor Systems plans to provide an entry-level storage device that will open up the advantages of mass storage to more users than ever before
140. P-E goes into business: the former Iterdata 32-bit mini company has had some upsets, but now it has set its sights on the soon-to-boom commercial marketplace
141. A hot date in Havana
142. Wall Street wed to software; software companies are being courted and wooed like never before
143. Judge joins the chorus; the latest plea for an end to the U.S. vs. IBM case came from none other than Judge Edelstein
144. Bridging the software gap; the rigor of mathematics is needed to cure the ills of current programming practice, say leading theorists
145. Darpa's big push in AI; the Defense Department has proposed a massive, national effort in artificial intelligence research and development
146. The new CAD-cafe
147. Braegen goes for glory; a company that has languished in relative obscurity in seeking the limelight with new management and products
148. Looking into 1983
149. I(BM), robot
150. New WP show on the road
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