search query: @indexterm SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY / total: 107
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Le vaudou : faux remede notre economie.
Harvard-L'Expansion
1989 : SPRING, 52, p. 42-51
 1989 Ferguson, C. H.
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What Motorola learns from Japan. *MOTOROLA
Fortune
1989 : APR 24, VOL. 119:9, p. 71-73-76
 1989 Henkoff, R.
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A quantum leap in electronics. (!Quantum theory)
Fortune
1989 : JAN 30, VOL. 119:3, p. 87-90
 1989 Bylinsky, G.
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Development and implementation of a scheduling system for a wafer fabrication facility.
Operations Research
1988 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 36:3, p. 377-395
 1988 Bitran, G. R.
Tirupati, D.
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Empirical evaluation of queuing network model for semiconductor wafer fabrication.
Operations Research
1988 : MAR-APR, VOL. 36:2, p. 202-215
 1988 Chen, H.
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Planning and scheduling for epitaxial wafer production facilities.
Operations Research
1988 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 36:1, p. 34-49
 1988 Bitran, G. R.
Tirupati, D.
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From the people who brought you voodoo economics : beyond entrepreneurialism to U.S. competitiveness.
Harvard Business Review
1988 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 66:3, p. 55-62
 1988 Ferguson, C. H.
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How an industry builds political advantage : Silicon Valley goes to Capitol Hill.
Harvard Business Review
1988 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 66:3, p. 82-89
 1988 Yoffie, D. B.
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The U.S. chipmakers' shaky comeback.
Fortune
1988 : JUN 20, VOL. 117:13, p. 42-46
 1988 Hector, G.
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R&D-based strategies in the semiconductor and drug industries : rationale, organization and actions.
R. and D. Management
1988 : APR, VOL. 18:2, p. 111-121
 1988 Meer, J. B. H. van der
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