search query: @indexterm MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY / total: 93
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Implications of the electronic office on electrical services.
Management Services (Enfield)
1981 : NOV, VOL. 25:11, p. 6-11
 1981 Dukes, B.
68.
Framework for a policy on new technology.
Personnel Management
1981 : AUG, VOL. 13:8, p. 30-34
 1981 Evans, A.
69.
The Japanese score on a U.S. fumble.
Fortune
1981 : JUN 1, VOL. 103:11, p. 68-72
 1981 Bylinsky, G.
70.
Automated manufacturing - why is it taking so long?
Long Range Planning
1981 : JUN, VOL. 14:3, p. 28-35
 1981 Ross, M. H.
71.
Telecommunications: resolution no substitute for initiative.
European Trends
1981 : FEB, 66, p. 18-29
 1981 Llewellyn, M.
72.
The boom in tailor-made chips.
Fortune
1981 : MAR 9, VOL. 103:5, p. 122-126
 1981
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Rationalisierung durch neue Automationstechnologien in Industrie und Verwaltung.
Zeitschrift Führung + Organisation
1980 : DEC, VOL. 49:8, p. 421-429
 1980 Staudt, E.
74.
St. Gobain; putting up the cash for chips. !Saint-Gobain-Pont-A-Mousson
Multinational Business
1980 : 4, p. 44-46
 1980
75.
New office technology and employment.
International Labour Review
1980 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 119:6, p. 689-704
 1980 Cockroft, D.
76.
Speculations on the social effects of new microelectronics technology.
International Labour Review
1980 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 119:6, p. 705-721
 1980 Cherns, A. B.
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