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Users slam Soviet is industry.
Datamation
1989 : APR 1, VOL. 35:7, p. 88-1
 1989 Hebditch, D.
Anning, N.
244.
Informatics in Latin America: promises and realities.
Journal of World Trade
1989 : APR, VOL. 23:2, p. 81-96
 1989 Correa, C. M.
245.
Apple computer's risky revolution.
Fortune
1989 : MAY 8, VOL. 119:10, p. 65-66, 70, 72-73
 1989 O'Reilly, B.
246.
Declining hegemony and assertive industrialization : U.S. - Brazil conflicts in the computer industry.
International Organization
1989 : SPRING, VOL. 43:2, p. 207-238
 1989 Evans, P. B.
247.
Digital's architectural gamble. *DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
Datamation
1989 : MAR 1, VOL. 35:5, p. 14-18
 1989 McWilliams, G.
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All things to all customers. *IBM
Datamation
1989 : JAN 1, VOL. 34:26, p. 46-49
 1989 Carlyle, R. E.
Mead, T.
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IBM mends third-party fences. *IBM
Datamation
1989 : JAN 1, VOL. 34:26, p. 41-42, 44
 1989 Francis, B.
Schatz, W.
250.
IBM redefines the competition. *IBM
Datamation
1989 : JAN 1, VOL. 34:26, p. 37-40
 1989 McWilliams, G.
Kerr, S.
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The rise of an information utility. *IBM
Datamation
1989 : JAN 1, VOL. 34:26, p. 26-31, 34
 1989 Carlyle, R. E.
Moad, J.
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Alan Sugar shoots for the stars. !Sugar, A.
International Management
1989 : MAR, VOL. 44:3, p. 42-44
 1989 Evans, R.
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