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Staying alive. Makers of IBM-compatible mainframe equipment are managing to survive, but the pressure seems to mount daily. ( *INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES )
Datamation
1986 : JAN 1, VOL. 32:1, p. 73-76
 1986 Verity, J. W.
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News in Perspective. Trends deep pocket partner. The pending acquisition of ADR has raised questions about what's in store for the rest of the DBMS industry.
Datamation
1986 : JAN 1, VOL. 32:1, p. 22-24
 1986 Gullo, K.
Brousell, D. R.
383.
How ICL's turnaround led to its acquisition. ( *ICL PLC, *STANDARD TELEPHONES & CABLES )
International Management
1986 : JAN, VOL. 41:1, p. 46, 50-52
 1986 Kenny, B.
Lea, E. C.
384.
The struggle over Sperry's future. ( *SPERRY )
Fortune
1985 : DEC 9, VOL. 112:13, p. 28-30, 32, 34
 1985 Petre, P.
385.
Does Control Data have a future? ( *CONTROL DATA )
Fortune
1985 : DEC 23, VOL. 112:14, p. 20-22
 1985 Worthy, F. S.
386.
Nixon's IBM. (!Nixon, Sir Edwin) ( *IBM )
Management Today
1985 : JAN, p. 54-61, 98, 101
 1985 Caulkin, S.
387.
Why Intel married for money. ( *INTEL )
Management Today
1985 : FEB, p. 70-75
 1985 Orme, M.
388.
The mixed micro economy.
Management Today
1985 : MAR, p. 74-79, 124
 1985 Isaac, D.
389.
Fujitsu sights its futures. ( *FUJITSU )
Management Today
1985 : DEC, VOL. 62-67, 98, 100, 102
 1985 Caulkin, S.
390.
Super tech.
Planning Review
1985 : JUL, VOL. 13:4, p. 35-37
 1985 Szuprowicz, B. O.
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