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A Warehouse simulation on a small personal computer.
International Journal of Physical Distribution and Materials Management
1986 : VOL. 16:3, p. 5-13
 1986 Pidd, M.
133.
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.
134.
Personal computers and the decision-makers.
Journal of Systems Management
1986 : MAY, VOL. 37:5, p. 32-35
 1986 Beheshtian, M.
135.
Microcomputer purchase criteria across industries.
Industrial Marketing Management
1986 : MAY, VOL. 15:2, p. 139-146
 1986 Kassicieh, S. K.
Rogers, R. D.
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Automating CPAS. Even though accountants have been using micros since the introduction of the Apple II and VisiCalc, the market is just beginning to take off.
Datamation
1986 : MAR 15, VOL. 32:6, p. 84-13, 84-14, 84-15
 1986 Hills, S. M.
137.
Dokumentation am Arbeitsplatz : Es bleibt viel zu tun!
Management-Zeitschrift Industrielle Organisation
1986 : VOL. 55:6, p. 301-304
 1986 Hürlimann, W.
138.
Wall Street : Cautiously upbeat on micros. Having gone through an agonizing adolescence, the market is maturing.
Datamation
1986 : APR 15, VOL. 32:8, p. 103-104, 106
 1986 Hecht, L.
139.
Micro applications development. Pcs and the C programming language can reduce the applications backlog.
Datamation
1986 : APR 15, VOL. 32:8, p. 96-98
 1986 Michielsen, K.
140.
Who's maintaining the micros? Everyone wants a quick fix when corporate micros go on the fritz. But not everyone is ready to shell out for a service contract.
Datamation
1986 : APR 15, VOL. 32:8, p. 82-84, 86
 1986 Stamps, D.
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The puny payoff from office computers.
Fortune
1986 : MAY 26, VOL. 113:11, p. 20-24
 1986 Bowen, W.
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