search query: @indexterm MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY / total: 93
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Microelectronics, skill shortages and training strategies : a study of selected British companies in the high-technology sector.
Journal of General Management
1988 : SUMMER, VOL. 13:4, p. 5-32
 1988 Campbell, A.
Warner, M.
31.
Managing growth at Acorn Computers.
Journal of General Management
1988 : SPRING, VOL. 13:3, p. 4-23
 1988 Fleck, V.
Garnsey, E.
32.
The U.S. chipmakers' shaky comeback.
Fortune
1988 : JUN 20, VOL. 117:13, p. 42-46
 1988 Hector, G.
33.
The revitalization of everything : the law of the microcosm.
Harvard Business Review
1988 : MAR-APR, VOL. 66:2, p. 49-61
 1988 Gilder, G.
34.
For sale : a gem of European technology.
International Management
1987 : SEP, VOL. 42:9, p. 51-52, 56
 1987 Manasian, D.
35.
Battle lines drawn in chip-makers' war.
Business
1987 : MAY, VOL. 95-97
 1987 Manners, D.
36.
Lagrangian relaxation for testing infeasibility in VLSI routing.
Operations Research
1986 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 34:6, p. 819-831
 1986 Feo, T. A.
Hochbaum, D. S.
37.
The social impact of microelectronics in Japan.
International Labour Review
1986 : JUL-AUG, VOL. 125:4, p. 473-497
 1986 Mine, M.
38.
Labour-saving versus work-amplifying effects of micro-electronics.
International Labour Review
1986 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 125:3, p. 243-259
 1986 Watanabe, S.
39.
Betting on Brazil. A country hoping to win most of the computer chips stacks the deck for its home team.
Datamation
1986 : MAR 1, VOL. 32:5, p. 48-13, 48-16
 1986
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