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2013
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Alvin Barshefsky, Mohamad M. Mehio, Hemi Trickey:
Mobile User Experience for Network Operations. Bell Labs Tech. J. 17(4): 5-20 (2013)
2005
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John Meyer, Alvin Barshefsky:
Overview. Bell Labs Tech. J. 9(4): 1-4 (2005)
2004
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Hemi Trickey, Alvin Barshefsky:
An access control architecture for managing large-scale network applications. Bell Labs Tech. J. 8(4): 29-38 (2004)
2000
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Alvin Barshefsky, Fred Hu, Sean Hu, Lisa Bergen Ohm, Hemi Trickey:
5ESS® field switch performance capture. Bell Labs Tech. J. 5(2): 19-31 (2000)
1997
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Weider D. Yu, Alvin Barshefsky, Steel T. Huang:
An empirical study of software faults preventable at a personal level in a very large software development environment. Bell Labs Tech. J. 2(3): 221-232 (1997)

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