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1987
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George W. (Bill) Miller:
Service Level Agreements: "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors". Int. CMG Conference 1987: 553-558
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George W. (Bill) Miller:
Workload Characterization and Forecasting for a Large Commercial Environment. Int. CMG Conference 1987: 655-671
1985
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George W. (Bill) Miller:
Commercial Workload Demand Forecasting and Management Reporting at American Airlines. Int. CMG Conference 1985: 519-524
1976
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George W. (Bill) Miller:
Improving Computer Performance in a Large Scale Environment - an Overview of Data Processing at American Airlines. Int. CMG Conference 1976: 105-107

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