Desktop Conferencing Takes Off
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Switching Hubs Get Their Due
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The Memory-Card Manager Grows Up
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Vendors Work to Cure Incompatibility Blues
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More...
80x86 Wars
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NexGen Nx586 Straddles the RISC/CISC Divide
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A Billion-Dollar Ball Game
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System Vendors Like Variety
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BYTE Lab Benchmarks the First P54C Systems
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An 80x86-Compatible PowerPC?
Software Goes Global
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Trans
border Tips and Traps
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Levels of Internationalization
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Observing the Conventions
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Crossing the Cultural Boundary
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Developing Software Overseas
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Quality: The Hidden Offshore Advantage
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Growth Stages for Foreign Software Industries
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Software Process Maturity Scale
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Software in Russia
DCE: Building the Distributed Future
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OSF Reorganizes, Sun Enters the Fold
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Distributing Data
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The Other Challenges
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Defining the Client/Server Distributed Model
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Managing Storage
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Distributed and Secure
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How the Kerberos Protocol Works
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Comparative Security of NFS and AFS
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The Changing World of EIS
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The 12 Rules of OLAP
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Decision-Support Software
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Remote Connections
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Distributed-Computing Resource Guide
Power to the New Macs
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Scheduling Across the Enterprise
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What to Look For in an Enterprise-Wide Group Scheduler
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Plug-and-Go File Server
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Dial-Up Networking
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Forecasting the Future
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Novell's Newest DOS
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June 1994
