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Future management concerns regarding office automation

Published: 19 May 1980 Publication History

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The last few years I have become less interested in the vendor shows and I began wondering why? As I thought about going to a show a year ago I went through the usual process of mentally listing my chores and setting priorities. Well, the usual did not happen. I found that the most pressing activity was management awarness. I was already armed with knowledge of tools and correct procedures for procurement, but I had not adequately staffed management. They were not ready to buy. Why was I running off to another show then? I didn't. I set about putting together some ideas to help me reach management, not with the intention of pushing them into an undesirable situation, but searching for a way to gain their understanding. I am still working on it, and here are some of my thoughts.

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fr1 Wood, David. 1978. Cable Bus Networks for Information Handling. Mitre Corporation, McLean Va. (a working paper.)
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fr2 Dunn, Nina, The Office of the Future. Part I., reprinted from Computer Decisions, pp. 16-20, 26, July, 1979.
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fr3 Lippold, Bill, "Word Processing World," from Word Processing Systems, Geyer-McAllister Publications, Inc., 1979.

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AFIPS '80: Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1980, national computer conference
May 1980
932 pages
ISBN:9781450379236
DOI:10.1145/1500518
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Published: 19 May 1980

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