Stress 
.... to recharge and renew the mind, body, and soul (Secretan, 2001,p. 1). Companies have recognized this practice and acknowledged it, like Nortel
Networks Corp. ....
(1115
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FIREWALLS AND PROXY SERVERS
.... the firewall. For example, Milkyway
Networks Corp.'s Blackhole 2.01 firewall uses a secured SunOS as its kernel. Other vendors, such ....
(9222
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Hong Kong Sanghai Banking Corp.
.... is the redefining of the channels of distribution and services that has historically been a role performed by bank branch
networks (Athanassopoulos, et al, 1997 ....
(3531
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Black & Decker Corp SWOT
.... power tool manufacturers are: price, quality, product design, product innovation, brand name reputation, size and strength of retail dealer
networks, and after ....
(2361
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Organizational Redesign at Xerox Corp.
.... work groups are also central to the so called software component of the corporation's new organizational architecture "the informal
networks and practices ....
(1437
6
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Profile of Mobil Corp.
.... 41Mobil
Corp., 2 7.company has not completely divesteditself of these holdings .... 3) PDM (project data management), which recast CPM "into precedence
networks . . ....
(4523
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TECHNOLOGY and the Banking Industry
.... In addition, many banks are using Intranets, which are private
networks within institutions that use web .... After many strategy sessions, First Union
Corp. ....
(2463
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Centra Software
.... "Nortel
Networks uses Centra .... Fields, 2001, p. 3). According to WB Hambrecht (2001, p. 1) Centra's major competitors include LearnLinc
Corp, Lotus Development ....
(1018
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The Future and Proliferation of Wireless Communication
.... Advances in technology are making it possible to have
networks that do not .... with 1994 revenues of more than $19 billion; Ameritech
Corp., SBC Communications and ....
(2444
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS This r
.... The flexible telecommunications
networks of the future will require the .... is cellular telephone communications (Market Intelligence Research
Corp., 1991). ....
(2743
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The History of the Internet Introduction: The N
.... By the mid 1970s computer
networks began springing up wherever funding could be found .... technologies were being pursued by IBM, XEROX, and Digital Equipment
Corp. ....
(3667
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Types of Computer Crimes
.... planted over the years, but security consultant John D. McAfee of Interpath
Corp. .... Every working day in the United States, computer
networks transmit almost $1 ....
(2300
9
)
ACCESS & ORACLE
.... They are striving to create low-cost
networks of computers that stores information on
networks instead of desktops. .... Similar to Microsoft, Oracle
Corp. ....
(2580
10
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Bidders for Takeover of QVC Network
.... first met Diller in 1991 when he was chairman of News
Corp.'s Fox .... is a cable company whose operations include the MTV, Nickelodeon, and Showtime cable
networks. ....
(1595
6
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The Computer Industry
.... company must attract software and corporate programmers to write applications for its
networks. Toward this end, IBM recently acquired Lotus Development
Corp. ....
(5321
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CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.
.... provider to connect people, computing devices, and computer
networks, which allows .... The latest acquisition was GeoTel Communications
Corp., which was acquired ....
(926
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Mobile Phone Services
.... European phones don't work on American GSM
networks because they use .... communications technology, Magellan, a subsidiary of Orbital Sciences
Corp., is targeting ....
(1988
8
)
MARKETING SATELLITE MOBILE PHONES
.... European phones don't work on American GSM
networks because they use .... communications technology, Magellan, a subsidiary of Orbital Sciences
Corp., is targeting ....
(2017
8
)
Matsushita Electric
.... America Matsushita Electronics
Corp., (2) Matsushita Avionics Development
Corp., (3) Matsushita .... and encouraged rivals to form similar
networks" (Shimotani, 1995 ....
(3397
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Internet Marketing Project International Franchise Association
.... key members of the IFA including Hilton Hotels
Corp., Marriott, McDonald's .... nothing more than a massive interconnection of computer
networks, communication lines ....
(1947
8
)
Aspects of the Cable TV Industry
.... by cable companies such as Cox Cable Communications, Comcast
Corp., Jones Intercable .... way interactive services, they must first "fortify their
networks with lots ....
(3264
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Innovation at AOL-Time Warner
.... of interests in cable television and broadcast television
networks; Music, consisting .... TWE are held by MediaOne TWE Holdings, Inc., a subsidiary of AT&T
Corp. ....
(2194
9
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Viacom's Human Resource System
.... 2) Entertainment; 3) Video and Music/Theme Parks; and 4) Publishing (10K, 1996, 1). Through the
Networks and Broadcasting .... A recent survey by Olsten
Corp. ....
(2616
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STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
.... a firm's human resources; (3) an inability to build
networks; (4) an .... their management practices John Pellowe (1), Canadian Leadership
Corp., identified traits ....
(2936
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Computer Middleware
.... it. That is especially true of middleware designed specifically for wireless
networks" (Evans PG23). The .... organizations. Transarc
Corp. and ....
(2276
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Assessment of PDA's
.... Basic Characteristics The Palm Tungsten C is powered by an Intel
Corp. .... and PC synchronization Tri-band: 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS
networks Few meaningful ....
(2099
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Marketing to the Hispanic Population
.... now are poised to reap tremendous benefits in the ensuing years, a Target
Corp. .... And now there are two major Spanish-language television
networks, Telemundo and ....
(484
2
)
Motorola, Inc.
.... radio telephone equipment for cellular and personal communications
networks, and the .... in the fact that the company is losing share to competitors Nokia
Corp. ....
(1372
5
)
AOL IN EUROPE
.... In 1998, according to market research group International Data
Corp., retail Internet .... did not begin installing much of their base coax
networks until well into ....
(923
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Multimedia technology and Education
.... The Intel
Corp. .... 116-118). Connectionist models are large
networks of very simple computational units that are interconnected and running in parallel. ....
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