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Going for Japan. Datamation scores the game that tracks the winners and their moves in the world's second-largest dp market.
Datamation
1986 : SEP 1, VOL. 32:17, p. 60-64, 66
 1986 Murtha, T.
Runyan, L.
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One-way traffic. Japan tries to redirect the database business at home and abroad.
Datamation
1986 : AUG 1, VOL. 32:15, p. 44-5, 44-6, 44-7
 1986 Murtha, T.
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Protectionism : A Japanese perspective. A country on the firing line counters charges of unfair trade practices at home and abroad.
Datamation
1986 : MAR 1, VOL. 32:5, p. 48-2, 48-3, 48-4, 48-8
 1986 Murtha, T.
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The add-on approach. The Japanese are fine-tuning their machine translation systems by incorporating refinements.
Datamation
1986 : MAY 1, VOL. 32:9, p. 64-1, 64-2, 64-6
 1986 Murtha, T.
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Japan's balancing act : A technological titan walks a tightrope in dealing with the politics of standards.
Datamation
1986 : FEB 1, VOL. 32:3, p. 48-11, 48-12
 1986 Murtha, T.
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Training in Tokyo. Japan's feudal mentality makes training a mutual mission.
Datamation
1985 : DEC 1, VOL. 31:23, p. 68-11, 68-12, 68-16
 1985 Murtha, T.
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Seeking network solutions. Some of Japan's more innovative companies want to move out of the standalone micro mode.
Datamation
1985 : NOV 1, VOL. 31:21, p. 76-19, 76-22
 1985 Murtha, T.
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Japan's China connection : Two Asian nations linked by tradition are now linked by technology.
Datamation
1985 : JUN 1, VOL. 31:11, p. 32-15, 32-16, 32-18
 1985 Murtha, T.
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Datamation spots the best and the brightest in the Land of the Rising Sun. Japan's top 10.
Datamation
1985 : SEP 1, VOL. 31:17, p. 64-4,64-5,64-6,64-10,64-11,64-14
 1985 Murtha, T.
Runyan, L.
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Japan's software squeeze : Independent suppliers' packages could ease the software problem.
Datamation
1985 : MAY 1, VOL. 31:9, p. 72-13, 72-14, 72-16
 1985 Murtha, T.
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