search query: @indexterm COMPUTER USERS / total: 232
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Training : The art of the sport. Developing a good training program for users is essential to the success of a new computer system.
Datamation
1986 : SEP 1, VOL. 32:17, p. 84-86, 88
 1986 Muller, B.
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What's ahead for CICS? By successfully locking accounts into CICS, IBM has chained itself to an aging technology as well. ( *INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES )
Datamation
1986 : SEP 1, VOL. 32:17, p. 77-78, 80
 1986 Kador, J.
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The introduction and use of microcomputers by professionals in an industrial corporation.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1986 : APR, VOL. 29:2, p. 183-194
 1986 Ilan, Y.
Shapira, Z.
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Going global, seeking strength. User groups are joining forces around the world.
Datamation
1986 : JUN 1, VOL. 32:11, p. 72-2, 72-3, 72-4, 72-6
 1986 McLening, M.
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Vendors hunt for the key to success. To prosper in a postslump world, dp companies are becoming lean, mean, and nimble. (!Integration)
Datamation
1986 : MAY 15, VOL. 32:10, p. 82-84, 86-87, 90, 92
 1986 Pantages, A.
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Does guide need guidance? By trying to be all things to all members, the IBM user group has spread confusion about what it is. ( *INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES )
Datamation
1986 : MAY 15, VOL. 32:10, p. 74-76, 78
 1986 Alper, A.
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Users and vendors : Bound to win? Some win, some lose in the partnership between users and vendors. ( *INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES )
Datamation
1986 : MAY 15, VOL. 32:10, p. 62-64, 66, 68, 70
 1986 Runyan, L.
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La Micro-informatique dans l'enseignement du marketing : reve ou realite?
Formation et Gestion
1986 : SPRING, 37, p. 51-61
 1986 Merunka, D. R.
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Quelle informatique pour les futurs gestionnaires?
Formation et Gestion
1986 : SPRING, 37, p. 31-38
 1986 Peaucelle, J. L.
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Employee attitudes toward working with computers.
Journal of Occupational Behavior
1986 : APR, VOL. 7:2, p. 89-106
 1986 Rafaeli, A.
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