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Abstracts: Communication between managers and staff in the NHS: trends and prospects. Managing through networks: some issues and implications for the NHS
Abstracts: Communications - It Will Soon Be Here: Inter-Office Service Faster than Telex. From Telex Room to Office Desk
Abstracts: Communications revolution: prepare your firm now for the sea of changes under way in the technology for managing information
Abstracts: Communication with employees following a merger: a longitudinal field experiment. Group approaches for improving strategic decision making: a comparative analysis of dialectical inquiry, devil's advocacy, and consensus
Abstracts: Communication with employees following a merger: a longitudinal field experiment. part 2 Getting more than you pay for: organizational citizenship behavior and pay-for-performance plans
Abstracts: Communists make biggest gains in Russian election; voters rebuff reformers. Republican bloc dominates election
Abstracts: Communists make biggest gains in Russian election; voters rebuff reformers. part 2 Voters end Pindling's reign
Abstracts: Community spirit sets the service trend. House-brand showdown. The no-frills killer
Abstracts: ComOps wants its share of the new gold rush. Over-optimistic Reckon hits a post-GST wall. Symantec slumps
Abstracts: Companies aim to dominate fun learning. H-P buys most assets of SecureWare, a maker of on-line security software
Abstracts: Companies are increasingly seeking to identify their products with music, both old and new. A dangerous monopoly? Paying computer users to read Internet ads and then storing their data
Abstracts: Companies Gain in Health Cost Fight. A New Power at the Top. New Ways to Cut Legal Costs
Abstracts: Companies must wait until end of '92 to cash in on EC telecommunications. LM Ericsson expects to boost 1990 profit by more than 25%
Abstracts: Companies offer a new service to back up files. Caution for babes in Disney's woods. Computerized translations: ok, but not parfait
Abstracts: Companies profiting from Asia's rebound. Out of South Africa. US65 cents, no change
Abstracts: Companies set standard disk format. Canada: liberal ministers win in by-elections. Canada: Bronfman companies examined
Abstracts: Companies split on warnings for keyboards. Compaq explored takeover of DEC in '95 and '96, but talks are dead now
Abstracts: Companies still hesitate to share Year 2000 information. Group rethinks ratings on Year 2000 readiness. Rare for an Internet company, Yahoo reports actual earnings. Not that such things matter
Abstracts: Companies that teach you to be a star: more than 30 of Australia's most senior executives have been schooled at just five organisations. These corporate finishing schools provide opportunities that money can't buy
Abstracts: Companies with A++ financial strength ratings. Major institutional stock transactions
Abstracts: Company car or hell on wheels? It pays to take care with your salary package. Too close for comfort
Abstracts: COMPANY CODES ARE NOT UNCOMMON. Putting a price tag on your company. How one company sustained its lift
Abstracts: Company doctoring can bring profits and pressures. Yates works on raising a new crop of profits. Thinner steel, fatter profits
Abstracts: Company profile: Duke Energy (DUK--18.52). Duke Energy. Company profile: Duke Energy (DUK - 28.36)
Abstracts: Company Profile: Verigy Ltd. Selection for growth: WATERS CORP. (WAT-31.34). Company profile: Hutchison Tech. (HTCH-24.68)
Abstracts: Compaq agrees to acquire NetWorth in move to expand network business. Cisco Systems will acquire StrataCom, computer switch maker, for $4 billion; high premium for target spotlights fast growth of network hardware
Abstracts: Compaq agrees to pay $220 million to buy online retailer Shopping.com. PC firms, suppliers plan online exchange
Abstracts: Compaq beats IBM to supply PCs to Tandy. Compaq to cut PC price tags to halt Dell. Compaq to hire 2,000 sales people in '97; customer-contact effort aims at helping in duel with direct marketers
Abstracts: Compaq buys Digital, an unthinkable event just a few years ago; the PC maker grew rapidly while big competitors shunned risks and lost: gambling on the 386 chip
Abstracts: Compaq can't cope with demand for ProLinea PCs. Compaq Computer's mail-order sales loom as talks with resellers resume
Abstracts: Compaq chief maps numerous major changes: troubled computer firm's new head to slash costs, expand product line
Abstracts: Compaq Computer finds itself where it once put IBM; firm must cut costs but maintain quality to justify its higher prices
Abstracts: Compaq Computer signs accords with three big retailers of PCs. Tandy to sell couch potatoes computer TV
Abstracts: Compaq Computer signs accords with three big retailers of PCs. part 2 Compaq, Microsoft enter pact aimed at taking the hassle out of using PCs
Abstracts: Compaq Computer to acquire 13% of Silicon Graphics for $135 million. Artificial reality: computer simulations one day may provide surreal experiences; Jaron Lanier develops way for the user to control and 'feel' video action. A kind of electronic LSD?
Abstracts: Compaq Computer to acquire 13% of Silicon Graphics for $135 million. part 2 Loss at Recognition Equipment eased, 2 top officers say
Abstracts: Compaq confirms talks on setting industry standard for workstations. AT&T's computer business is planning to build sales partnerships in Europe
Abstracts: Compaq could have averted missteps; insiders say board ignored major warning signs; action came too late. Compaq's Canion is unexpected casualty of the brutal personal-computer wars
Abstracts: Compaq cuts its PC prices in effort to widen its lead. Hewlett plans to cut prices on computers; pre-empts disclosure scheduled by Compaq
Abstracts: Compaq cuts prices on corporate PCs up to 25%. Michael Dell - and his company - grow up. Dell Computer chops prices on products, indicating that PC war isn't over yet
Abstracts: Compaq delays using Intel's new chip after it proves too fast for some uses. A big bet made Intel what it is today; now it wagers again; it's on course to become most profitable firm; but there is a mystery; can demand grow so fast?
Abstracts: Compaq, Dell and Hewlett-Packard gain market share while others lose ground. Price war puts powerful PCs closer to home
Abstracts: Compaq introduces its redesigned PCs with strong claims and bright hopes. Apple boosts level of power in some models
Abstracts: Compaq is buying Digital, aiming challenge at I.B.M. Compaq Computer expects more losses in 2d quarter; chairman predicts $237 million shortfall
Abstracts: Compaq is buying Digital, aiming challenge at I.B.M. No more giveaway computers. Free-PC to be bought by eMachines
Abstracts: Compaq is hoping to get bigger by thinking smaller: company zeroing in on the small business and home computer market
Abstracts: Compaq is segmenting home-computer market. H-P aims at high end of business computing market; company allies with Microsoft and Intel for next generation of 'NetServers.' (Pentium Pro-based systems) (Product Information)
Abstracts: Compaq looks to the Web to fuel sales. PC makers rushing out spring lineups; new features are designed to fix disappointing sales
Abstracts: Compaq loses ground in Japanese computer market; share slips despite overall surge in PC sales as Fujitsu and others gain
Abstracts: Compaq plans a big change in its PC sales; made-to-order machine is expected to cut costs. Technology issues follow Compaq's fall; some fear bull market for the sector is ending
Abstracts: Compaq plans to intensify Japan PC war. Intelligent Electronics, wiser now, returns to a profit. IBM Japan begins to show signs of parent's illness
Abstracts: Compaq plans to unveil pact with Microsoft; technology-sharing accord aims to boost forms in emerging PC lines
Abstracts: Compaq posts first net loss on big charge; deficit of $70 million linked to costs of trimming payroll, restructuring
Abstracts: Compaq posts lower net, sets cost cuts. Compaq net soars, but outlook is mixed. Compaq to rely more on corporate PCs
Abstracts: Compaq profits decreased 14% in 4th quarter. Businessland is Compaq's land yet once again. Small PCs swarming to market
Abstracts: Compaq profits decreased 14% in 4th quarter. Compaq net increased 42% in 3rd quarter. Compaq's net climbed 70% in 4th quarter
Abstracts: Compaq profits rise strongly, and analysts are impressed. Compaq bolsters its top management. Pioneer in minicomputers is trying again at age 69
Abstracts: Compaq readies desktop computer line aimed at improving corporate networks. Digital vies again to be PC heavyweight
Abstracts: Compaq reports big los on 17% decline in revenue; deficit totaling $279 million reflects job reductions; PC maker cuts forecast
Abstracts: Compaq reports small profit before charges. Apple's $101 million net tops estimates. Data General expects $125 million charge for restructuring
Abstracts: Compaq results are lackluster; stock falls 15%. Compaq's 4th-quarter net tumbled 51% as sales dropped 13% in weak economy
Abstracts: Compaq retains lead as PC sales soar. I.B.M. reports mixed results for quarter; profits exceeds forecast, but revenue falls short
Abstracts: Compaq rethinks PC design to launch the basic $999 model. Now you can watch another new TV show, but it's no sitcom
Abstracts: Compaq rolls out personal computers, claims they challenge minicomputers. Compaq to unveil 3 personal computers, posing big sales challenge for dealers
Abstracts: Compaq says sales of new Prosignia PC have climbed to over $1 million a day. Gateway to sell training gear for PC music, finance and photos
Abstracts: Compaq's Canion is unexpected casualty of the brutal personal-computer wars. Shoppers shun new home PCs despite ad blitz
Abstracts: Compaq seeks to cut inventories with free monitors for business. Pull up a chair; can the Web replace TV as the electronic hearth? Two new technologies aim to do that
Abstracts: Compaq seeks to join U.S. computer industry's elite; No. 1 PC maker bets on servers to challenge the three mainframe giants
Abstracts: Compaq slashes prices on computers in possible new round of PC battle. Toshiba unit cuts prices on notebook, laptop computers
Abstracts: Compaq's net rises by 43%, but stock dips from record. Sure it's No. 1, but its trying to change; Compaq Computer looks back and sees the competition gaining
Abstracts: Compaq's profit dropped by 60% in first quarter; shift to low-price machines is seen hurting results for next two periods
Abstracts: Compaq's stock skids on profit warning; Shares fall 22% as PC firm blames industry woes; analysts cut forecasts
Abstracts: Compaq's tall order for agency: sell new line ... and new image. NEC sets drive into Europe to sell PCs
Abstracts: Compaq the shopkeeper treads on a few toes. PC makers scramble to survive. Sun's clear vision with no Windows
Abstracts: Compaq to buy back up to 12% of stock in bid to reassure holders after plunge. Mail-order computers can be bargains, but some firms don't deliver on claims
Abstracts: Compaq to classify certain retailers as specialists for its complex machines. Compaq's Swavely on leave of absence; European official to be operating chief
Abstracts: Compaq to cut PC price tags to halt Dell. Dell fights PC wars by emphasizing customer service; focus wins big clients and gives IBM and Compaq a run for their money
Abstracts: Compaq to sell computers directly to consumers. Alta Vista invites advertisers to pay for top ranking. Selling soap without the soap operas
Abstracts: Compaq warns of weakening demand for its PCs as sales fall below forecasts. Gateway net, holiday hopes are strong
Abstracts: Comparative study of local and transnational enterprises in Taiwan and their implementation of Six Sigma. Quality dimensions of e-commerce and their implications
Abstracts: Comparing beliefs of line and technostructure managers. Potential power and power use: an investigation of structure and behavior
Abstracts: Comparing beliefs of line and technostructure managers. Predictors and consequences of delegation. Predictors of the performance of project groups in R & D organizations
Abstracts: Comparing hierarchical and nonhierarchical weighting methods for eliciting multiattribute value models. The effects of splitting attributes on weights in multivariate utility measurement
Abstracts: Comparing market sectors. Dog bites man. Thinking about bonds
Abstracts: Comparing quality management practices in Hong Kong-owned and Japan-owned manufacturing firms in mainland China
Abstracts: Comparing Six Charting Packages for Agriculture. Current Yield. The Highs and Lows of Print Charting Services
Abstracts: Comparing the calibration and coherence of numerical and verbal probability judgements. A Fuzzy Set Approach to Aggregating Internal Control Judgements
Abstracts: Comparing the effects of cellular and functional manufacturing on employees' perceptions and attitudes. An analysis of process industry production an inventory management systems
Abstracts: Comparison of family and nonfamily business: financial logic and personal preferences. Culture in family-owned enterprises: recognizing and leveraging unique strengths
Abstracts: Compass Minerals. Google Inc. Imperial Oil
Abstracts: Compensation committee composition as a determinant of CEO compensation. Giving money to get money: How CEO stock options and CEO equity enhance IPO valuations
Abstracts: Compensation contracts: do agency theory assumptions predict negotiated agreements? Options on commodity forward contracts
Abstracts: Compensation policy and organizational performance: The efficiency, operational, and financial implications of pay levels and pay structure
Abstracts: Compensation system attributes and applicant pool characteristics. Relationship of career mentoring and socioeconomic origin to managers' and professionals' early career progress
Abstracts: Competing against low-cost countries. Overcoming consumer resistance to innovation. What you see affects what you get
Abstracts: Competing internationally through multiple innovative efforts. Foreign expansion of small firms: the impact of domestic alternatives and prior foreign business involvement
Abstracts: Competing strategy programs. Improve Board Effectiveness: The Need for Incentives. Beyond Self-Interest: Agency Theory and the Board in a Satisficing World
Abstracts: Competition and audit fees. Service design and operations strategy formulation in multicultural markets. Understanding managerial preferences in selecting equipment
Abstracts: Competition and cooperation: new trends in corporate public issue identification and resolution. Issues management: Corporate fad or corporate function?
Abstracts: Competition and cooperation: striking the right balance. Reflections on (Schumpeterian) leadership: a report on a seminar on leadership and management education
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