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Big Blue's greatest blunder. ( *IBM )
Business
1986 : NOV, p. 60, 63-64
 1986 Guest, D.
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De la politique industrielle : existe-t-elle, "et quelle serait sa vraie nature?"
Economies et Societes - Sciences de Gestion
1986 : DEC, VOL. 20:12, p. 187-198
 1986 Dumez, H.
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The ABCs of printing. Choosing the right output machine is often a matter of character. (!Printers)
Datamation
1986 : DEC 1, VOL. 32:23, p. 59-60, 62, 64, 68
 1986 Wiener, H.
337.
Vive la difference! The new French government began its shake-up of the local dp industry at this year's Sicob.
Datamation
1986 : DEC 1, VOL. 32:23, p. 56-17, 56-18, 56-19
 1986 Underwood, S.
Etheridge, J.
338.
Corporate rebounds in the oem field. Back from the brink.
Datamation
1986 : DEC 15, VOL. 32:24, p. 56-9, 56-10, 56-12
 1986 Holmes, E.
339.
Compaq bids for pc leadership. ( *COMPAQ COMPUTER )
Fortune
1986 : SEP 29, VOL. 114:7, p. 30-32
 1986 Uttal, B.
340.
Computing's blackboard jungle.
Management Today
1986 : OCT, p. 74-75, 145
 1986 Foster, G.
341.
The race to make machines ape men. TECHNOLOGY CORP. ( *MICROELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY CORP. )
Business
1986 : APR, p. 57, 59, 61
 1986 Inman, B.
342.
A surprisingly sexy computer marriage. (!Blumenthal) ( *BURROUGHS, *SPERRY )
Fortune
1986 : NOV 24, VOL. 114:12, p. 36-38, 40, 42
 1986 Uttal, B.
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Europe rides the computer switchback.
Business
1986 : JUL, p. 83-88
 1986 Watson, A.
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