Volume 32, Number 1, January 1999

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  James H. Aylor: Computer for the 21st Century. 4-6

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  Leonard L. Tripp: Lengthening Our Stride: Our 1999 Plan. 7-8

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  John Charles: Neural Interfaces Link the Mind and the Machine. 16-18

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  John Edwards: Employment in 1999: Oportunities Amid Challenges. 19-22

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  Krishna M. Kavi, James C. Browne, Anand Tripathi: Computer Systems Research: The Pressure Is On. 30-39
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  Jonathan M. Smith: Programmable Networks: Selected Challenges in Computer Networking. 40-42
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  Scott Hamilton: Semiconductor Research Corporation: Taking Moore's Law Into the Next Century. 43-48
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  Howard A. Rubin: Diary of a Consultant: Bracing for the Millennium. 51-56
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  Mark Billinghurst, Thad Starner: Wearable Devices: New Ways to Manage Information. 57-64
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  Bill N. Schilit, Morgan N. Price, Gene Golovchinsky, Kei Tanaka, Catherine C. Marshall: As We May Read: The Reading Appliance Revolution. 65-73

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  Jeffrey M. Voas: The Future of Computer Assurance. 76-77

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  Charles Severance: Posix: A Model for Future Computing. 131-132

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  Soon-Yong Choi, Andrew B. Whinston: The Future of E-Commerce: Integrate and Customize. 133-134

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  Barry W. Boehm, Chris Abts: COTS Integration: Plug and Pray? 135-138

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  Bertrand Meyer: On To Components. 139-140

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  Ted G. Lewis, Benjamin C. Fuller: Fast-Lane Browsers Put the Web on Wheels. 141-144

Volume 32, Number 2, February 1999

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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: New Chips Move Networking onto Silicon. 7-9

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  George Lawton: Vendors Battle over Mobile-OS Market. 13-15

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  Savitha Srinivasan: Design Patterns in Object-Oriented Frameworks. 24-32

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  Thomas P. Hughes, Jerry R. Sheehan: What Has Influenced Computing Innovation? 33-43

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  Bruce R. Schatz, Hsinchun Chen: Digital Libraries: Technological Advances and Social Impacts (Guest Editors' Introduction). 45-50
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  Bruce R. Schatz, William H. Mischo, Timothy W. Cole, Ann Peterson Bishop, Susan Harum, Eric H. Johnson, Laura J. Neumann, Hsinchun Chen, Tobun Dorbin Ng: Federated Search of Scientific Literature. 51-59
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  Spencer W. Thomas, Ken Alexander, Kevin Guthrie: Technology Choices for the JSTOR Online Archive. 60-65
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  Howard D. Wactlar, Michael G. Christel, Yihong Gong, Alexander G. Hauptmann: Lessons Learned from Building a Terabyte Digital Video Library. 66-73
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  Ian H. Witten, Rodger J. McNab, Steve Jones, Mark D. Apperley, David Bainbridge, Sally Jo Cunningham: Managing Complexity in a Distributed Digital Library. 74-79
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  Andreas Paepcke, Michelle Q. Wang Baldonado, Kevin Chen-Chuan Chang, Steve B. Cousins, Hector Garcia-Molina: Using Distributed Objects to Build the Stanford Digital Library Infobus. 80-87

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  Gary C. Kessler, Ken Rosenblad, Steven D. Shepard: The Web Can Be Suitable for Learning. 114-115

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  Josef Fleischmann, Klaus Buchenrieder: Prototyping Networked Embedded Systems. 116-119

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  James Bach: Reframing Requirements Analysis. 120-122

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  T. W. Williams: IEEE-USA and the Issue of Member Choice. 123-124

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  Ted G. Lewis: The Open Source Acid Test. 125-128

Volume 32, Number 3, March 1999

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  George Lawton: New Technologies Take the Network Home. 11-14

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  Neal Leavitt: Will 1999 Be the Year of IP Telephony? 15-17

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  Marina Krol: Have We Witnessed a Real-Life Turing Test? 27-30

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  Hemant K. Bhargava, Suresh Sridhar, Craig Herrick: Beyond Spreadsheets: Tools for Building Decision Support Systems. 31-39

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  Girish Pathak, Shri K. Goyal: Transforming Business Through Information Technology - Guest Editors' Introduction. 40-41
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  Krishnamurthy Srinivasan, Sundaresan Jayaraman: The Changing Role of Information Technology in Manufacturing. 42-49
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  Richard Brandau, Tony Confrey, Alin D'Silva, Christopher J. Matheus, Robert Weihmayer: Reinventing GTE with Information Technology. 50-58
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  Mark Norris, Paul Muschamp, Steve Sim: The BT Intranet: Information by Design. 59-66
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  Dawn N. Jutla, Peter Bodorik, Catherine Hajnal, Charles Davis: Making Business Sense of Electronic Commerce. 67-75

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  Bruce Schneier: Cryptography: The Importance of Not Being Different. 108-109

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  Harold W. Lawson: Defining Stakeholders Relationships. 110-112

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  Barry W. Boehm: Making RAD Work for Your Project. 113-114, 117

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  Paul F. Dubois: Scientific Components Are Coming. 115-116

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  Ted G. Lewis: Innovation in the Small. 118-120

Volume 32, Number 4, April 1999

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  Lee Garber: Steve Deering on IP Next Generation. 11-13

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  Ilan Greenberg: Facing Up to New Interfaces. 14-16

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  Kenneth Nichols: The Age of Software Patents. 25-31

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  Jonathan M. Smith, Kenneth L. Calvert, Sandra L. Murphy, Hilarie K. Orman, Larry L. Peterson: Activating Networks: A Progress Report. 32-41
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  David Wetherall, John V. Guttag, David L. Tennenhouse: ANTS: Network Services Without the Red Tape. 42-48
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  John H. Hartman, Peter A. Bigot, Patrick G. Bridges, Allen Brady Montz, Rob Piltz, Oliver Spatscheck, Todd A. Proebsting, Larry L. Peterson, Andy C. Bavier: Joust: A Platform for Liquid Software. 50-56

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  Sushil Jajodia, Paul Ammann, Catherine D. McCollum: Surviving Information Warfare Attacks. 57-63
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  Ming Fan, Jan Stallaert, Andrew B. Whinston: A Web-Based Financial Trading System. 64-70

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  Hal Burch, Bill Cheswick: Mapping the Internet. 97-98

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  Piotr Czapiewski, Rajaraman Ganesan, Dean Volkert, Bruce Weber: Integrated Computer-Aided Order Fulfillment. 99-102

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  Gary McGraw: Software Assurence for Security. 103-105

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  Paul J. Kostek: IEEE-USE and Technical Professionalism. 106-107

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  Ted G. Lewis: Asbestos Paajamas: An Open Source Dialogue. 108-112

Volume 32, Number 5, May 1999

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  John Edwards: Convergence Reshapes the Networking Industry. 14-16

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  John Charles: Middleware Moves to the Forefront. 17-19

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  Andrew S. Grimshaw, Adam Ferrari, Frederick Knabe, Marty Humphrey: Wide-Area Computing: Resource Sharing on a Large Scale. 29-37
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  Jerry Gao, Chris Chen, Yasufumi Toyoshima, David K. Leung: Engineering on the Internet for Global Software Production. 38-47

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  Kirk L. Kroeker: Software [R]evolution: A Roundtable - Introduction. 48
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  Larry Wall: On Ongoing Revolution. 48-49
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  David A. Taylor: Programming for Everyone. 50-51
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  Chris Horn: Making Software Work Together. 51-52
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  Paul Bassett: Extracting Useful Patterns. 52
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  John K. Ousterhout: Integration: A New Style of Programming. 53
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  Martin L. Griss: Domain Engineering And Reuse. 53-54
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  Richard Mark Soley: Throught Converging. 54-55
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  Jim Waldo: Portability Is Key. 55-56
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  Charles Simonyi: The Future Is Intentional. 56-57
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  Daniel E. Cooke, Joseph E. Urban, Scott Hamilton, Ken Thompson: Unix and Beyond: An Interview with Ken Thompson. 58-64

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  James M. Boyle, R. Daniel Resler, Victor L. Winter: Do You Trust Your Compiler? 65-73
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  Sudha Ram, Jinsoo Park, George L. Ball: Semantic-Model Support for Geographic Information Systems. 74-81

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  Daniel P. Siewiorek: Wearable Computing Comes of Age. 82-83

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  Joe Throop: OpenMP: Shared-Memory Parallelism From the Ashes. 108-109

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  Ware Myers: Early Communication: Key to Software Project Success. 110-111

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  Ronald J. Vetter: Web-Based Enterprise Computing. 112-113

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  Jon Siegel: A Preview of CORBA 3. 114-116

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  Darren Dalcher: Simplicity and Power: When More Means Less. 117

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  Ted G. Lewis: Something for Nothing. 118-120

Volume 32, Number 6, June 1999

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  Leonard L. Tripp, Thomas J. Plevyak: Technology Convergence: A Wider Landscape. 4

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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: The Battle over Real-Time Java. 13-15

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  Lee Garber: Melissa Virus Creates a New Type of Threat. 16-19

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  John A. Stankovic, Sang Hyuk Son, Jörgen Hansson: Misconceptions About Real-Time Databases. 29-36

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  Gary Lauterbach: Vying for the Lead in High-Performance Processors (Interview). 38-41

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  Mark Birnbaum, Howard Sachs: How VSIA Answers the SOC Dilemma. 42-50
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  Yervant Zorian, Erik Jan Marinissen, Sujit Dey: Testing Embedded-Core-Based System Chips. 52-60
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  Gary Silcott, Janet Wilson, Neil Peterson, William Peisel, Kirk L. Kroeker: SOCs Drive New Product Development. 61-66

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  Steve Lawrence, C. Lee Giles, Kurt D. Bollacker: Digital Libraries and Autonomous Citation Indexing. 67-71
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  Fredrik Dahlgren, Josep Torrellas: Cache-Only Memory Architectures. 72-79
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  Shlomo Weiss, Ehud Finkelstein: Extending PCI Performance Beyond the Desktop. 80-87

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  Brian E. Carpenter: What's All the Fuss About Differentiated Services? 111-112

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  James Bach: Risk and Requirements-Based Testing. 113-114

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  Marco A. Figueiredo, Patrick H. Stakem, Thomas P. Flatley, Tonjua M. Hines: Extending NASA's Data Processing to Spacecraft. 115-118

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  Ted G. Lewis: Jump-Starting the Global Vending Machine. 118-120

Volume 32, Number 7, July 1999

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  Neal Leavitt: Online 3D: Still Waiting After All These Years. 4-7

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  Moshe Sipper: The Emergence of Cellular Computing. 18-26

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  Matt Reilly: Designing an Alpha Microprocessor. 27-34

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  Bertrand Meyer, Christine Mingins: Component-Based Development: From Buzz to Spark - Guest Editors' Entroduction. 35-37
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  Antoine Beugnard, Jean-Marc Jézéquel, Noël Plouzeau: Making Components Contract Aware. 38-45
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  Cynthia Della Torre Cicalese, Shmuel Rotenstreich: Behavioral Specification of Distributed Software Component Interfaces. 46-53
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  Robert Stets, Galen C. Hunt, Michael L. Scott: Component-Based APIs for Versioning and Distributed Applications. 54-61
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  Priya Narasimhan, Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith: Using Interceptors to Enhance CORBA. 62-68
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  Guijun Wang, Liz Ungar, Dan Klawitter: Component Assembly for OO Distributed Systems. 71-78

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  Mark Baker, Rajkumar Buyya, Daniel C. Hyde: Cluster Computing: A High-Performance Contender. 79-80

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  Stefan Knight: The Role of ADSL in Internet Access. 103

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  Guy Eddon: COM+: The Evolution of Component Services. 104-106

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  Lynn Carrier: Managing at Light Speed. 107-109

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  Michael R. Macedonia, Ted G. Lewis: Sony Versus Wintel: Mortal Combar. 109-112

Volume 32, Number 8, August 1999

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  Ilan Greenberg, Lee Garber: Searching for New Search Technologies. 4

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  David Clark: Preparing for a New Generation of Wireless Data. 8-11

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  Robert D. Silverman: Exposing the Mythical MIPS Year. 22-26
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  John L. Hennessy: The Future of Systems Research. 27-33

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  Naren Ramakrishnan, Ananth Grama: Data Mining: From Serendipity to Science - Guest Editors' Introduction. 34-37
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  Venkatesh Ganti, Johannes Gehrke, Raghu Ramakrishnan: Mining Very Large Databases. 38-45
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  Jiawei Han, Laks V. S. Lakshmanan, Raymond T. Ng: Constraint-Based Multidimensional Data Mining. 46-50
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  Joseph M. Hellerstein, Ron Avnur, Andy Chou, Christian Hidber, Chris Olston, Vijayshankar Raman, Tali Roth, Peter J. Haas: Interactive data Analysis: The Control Project. 51-59
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  Soumen Chakrabarti, Byron Dom, Ravi Kumar, Prabhakar Raghavan, Sridhar Rajagopalan, Andrew Tomkins, David Gibson, Jon M. Kleinberg: Mining the Web's Link Structure. 60-67
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  George Karypis, Eui-Hong Han, Vipin Kumar: Chameleon: Hierarchical Clustering Using Dynamic Modeling. 68-75

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  Terry Ritter: Cryptography: Is Staying with the Herd Really Best? 94-95

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  Oz Levia: Programming System Architectures with Java. 96-98

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  Jonathan Bach: Playing the Expert Game. 99-101

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  Ted G. Lewis: Mainframes Are Dead, Long Live Mainframes. 102-104

Volume 32, Number 9, September 1999

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  Sixto Ortiz Jr.: Appliances Challenge the Server Market. 11-13

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  John Charles: Interplanetary Network Aims for the Stars. 16-18

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  Pierfrancesco Bellini, Fabrizio Fioravanti, Paolo Nesi: Managing Music in Orchestras. 26-34

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  W. Neville Holmes: The Myth of the Educational Computer. 36-42

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  Linda Harasim: A Framework for Online Learning: The Virtual-U. 44-49
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  Jeremy Roschelle, Chris DiGiano, Manolis Koutlis, Alexander Repenning, Jonathan Phillips, Nickolas Jackiw, Daniel D. Suthers: Developing Educational Software Components. 50-58
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  Junichi Suzuki, Yoshikazu Yamamoto: Leveraging Distributed Software Development. 59-65
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  Jay F. Nunamaker: Collaborative Computing: The Next Millennium (Interview). 66-71

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  Andrew P. Snow: Internet Implications of Telephone Access. 108-110

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  Barry W. Boehm: Managing Software Productivity and Reuse. 111-113

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  Diomidis Spinellis: Explore, Excogitate, Exploit: Component Mining. 114-116

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  Ted G. Lewis: Fast, Expensive, and Horribly Complex. 118-120

Volume 32, Number 10, October 1999

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  Neal Leavitt: Domain Name Solution Causes New Problems. 11-15

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  Karen W. Markus, Kaigham J. Gabriel: MEMS: The Systems Function Revolution. 25-31

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  Shari Lawrence Pfleeger: Albert Einstein and Empirical Software Engineering. 32-37

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  Deependra Moitra: Software Engineering in the Small - Guest Editor's Introduction. 39-40
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  Declan P. Kelly, Bill Culleton: Process Improvement for Small Organizations. 41-47
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  Stuart Woodward: Evolutionary Project Management. 49-57
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  Michael A. Cusumano, David B. Yoffie: Software Development on Internet Time. 61-68
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  Kent Beck: Embracing Change with Extreme Programming. 70-77

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  James D. Arthur, Markus K. Gröner, Kelly J. Hayhurst, C. Michael Holloway: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Independendent Verification and Validation. 79-83

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  Sourav Bhattacharya, Jeffrey M. Capone, Kevin J. Dooley, Srihari Palangala, H.-S. Yang, W. Baumann, J. Fritsch: The Network Maturity Model for Internet Development. 117-118

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  James Bullock: Improving the Development System Model. 119-120

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  Sung-Hee Do, Nam P. Suh: Systematic OO Programming with Axiomatic Design. 121-124

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  Ted G. Lewis: UbiNet: The Ubiquitous Internet Will Be Wireless. 126-128

Volume 32, Number 11, November 1999

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  George Lawton: Storage Technology Takes Center Sstage. 10-12

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  Dennis Sylvester, Kurt Keutzer: Rethinking Deep-Submicron Circuit Design. 25-33

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  Bruce Shriver, Peter Capek: Just Curious: An Interview with John Cocke. 34-41

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  Rohit Kapur, Thomas W. Williams: Tough Challenges as Design and Test Go Nanometer - Guest Editors' Introduction. 42-45
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  Robert C. Aitken: Nanometer Technology Effects on Fault Models for IC Testing. 46-51
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  Wayne M. Needham: Nanometer Technology Challenges for Test and Test Equipment. 52-57
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  Kwang-Ting Cheng, Angela Krstic: Current Directions in Automatic Test-Pattern Generation. 58-64
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  Kenneth D. Wagner: Robust Scan-Based Logic Test in VDSM Technologies. 66-74

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  Philip M. Marden Jr., Ethan V. Munson: Today's Style Sheet Standards: The Gread Vision Blinded. 123-125

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  Charles Severance: IEEE 802.11: Wireless Is Coming Home. 126-127

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  Donald J. Reifer: A Tale of Three Developers. 128-130

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  Bertrand Meyer: Every Little Bit Counts: Toward More Reliable Software. 131-133

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  Ted G. Lewis: Where the Smart Money Is? 134-136

Volume 32, Number 12, December 1999

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  Reed Hellman: A Semantic Approach Adds Meaning to the Web. 13-16

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  Shreekant S. Thakkar, Thomas Huff: Internet Streaming SIMD Extensions. 26-34

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  Ian T. Foster, Joseph A. Insley, Gregor von Laszewski, Carl Kesselman, Marcus Thiébaux: Distance Visualization: Data Exploration on the Grid. 36-43
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  Eric Shaffer, Daniel A. Reed, Shannon Whitmore, Benjamin Schaeffer: Virtue: Performance Visualization of Parallel and Distributed Applications. 44-51
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  Gabrielle Allen, Tom Goodale, Gerd Lanfermann, Thomas Radke, Edward Seidel, Werner Benger, Hans-Christian Hege, André Merzky, Joan Massó, John Shalf: Solving Einstein's Equations on Supercomputers. 52-58
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  Christopher R. Johnson, Steven G. Parker, Charles D. Hansen, Gordon L. Kindlmann, Yarden Livnat: Interactive Simulation and Visualization. 59-65
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  Jason Leigh, Andrew E. Johnson, Maxine D. Brown, Daniel J. Sandin, Thomas A. DeFanti: Visualization in Teleimmersive Environments. 66-73

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  David Chadwick: Smart Cards Aren't Always the Smart Choice. 142-143

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  Bertrand Meyer: A Really Good Idea. 144-147

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  James Bach: What Software Reality Is Really About. 148-149

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  Ted G. Lewis: Directories Don't Get No Respect. 150-152

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