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Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 46 matches

• 1981
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  Gabriel Acebo II:
  Graphics growth at Clemson University. SIGUCCS 1981: 276-282
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  Geoffrey D. Alexander:
  A word processing application for inexperienced users. SIGUCCS 1981: 51-54
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  Frances M. Blake, Robert S. Dixon:
  Moving out: Adding a Minicomputer Link. SIGUCCS 1981: 106-110
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  Frances M. Blake, Alvin E. Stutz:
  "What would you do?" an exercise in analysis and planning. SIGUCCS 1981: 91
• 
  Harold C. Bloom:
  Introducing electronic mail to managers a modest experiment. SIGUCCS 1981: 200-202
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  Mary C. Boyd, Sara K. Graffunder, Joseph T. Jaynes:
  Existing in a network environment: Challenges and responses. SIGUCCS 1981: 248-253
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  Nancy O. Broadhead:
  Consulting is not a matter of facts. SIGUCCS 1981: 264-267
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  Madge Grant Brochet:
  The people process in text processing teaching text processing in a university environment. SIGUCCS 1981: 44-50
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  John E. Bucher:
  Telephone techniques for computer consulting. SIGUCCS 1981: 268-271
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  James A. Buss:
  The politics of Software Engineering. SIGUCCS 1981: 18-20
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  James W. Cerny:
  Organizing a college microcomputer show. SIGUCCS 1981: 92-97
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  Phillip Contic, Kathy Smith Pettit:
  Being creative in a user services environment or you have to be pretty crazy to work here - a workshop on synectics. SIGUCCS 1981: 229
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  C. J. Duckenfield:
  User services - whom do you work for? SIGUCCS 1981: 118-120
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  M. Lloyd Edwards:
  A Peer Review experience. SIGUCCS 1981: 86-90
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  David Eichmann, Diana Harris:
  EBB and flow: An electronic bulletin board. SIGUCCS 1981: 203-207
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  Robert S. Ellinger, Robert L. Corman:
  The word processor as an integral part of the Penn State University's administrative network. SIGUCCS 1981: 33-43
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  Richard T. Franta:
  What's in store for you? SIGUCCS 1981: 216-223
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  Amitava Ghosh:
  Comprehensive graphics system for general users. SIGUCCS 1981: 272-275
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  John Good, Chris Power, Mary Chen:
  Measuring the effectiveness of computing services. SIGUCCS 1981: 161-184
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  Patrick J. Gossman:
  External customers enhance university services. SIGUCCS 1981: 224-228
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  Robert C. Gruen:
  Author, publisher, and computer center. SIGUCCS 1981: 129-137
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  Janet M. Hall:
  The whole is greater than the sum of its parts or The effects of interfacing Waterloo SCRIPT with the IBM 6670 information distributor. SIGUCCS 1981: 125-128
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  Margret Hazen:
  Consulting for microcomputers at the university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. SIGUCCS 1981: 98-105
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  Allen K. Henry:
  Selecting a consultant: A maxi problem in the mini-micro world. SIGUCCS 1981: 117
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  Alexander M. Jones, Lynn Ann Merrill:
  The special role of remote user services for a network-based higher education modeling system. SIGUCCS 1981: 66-81
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  Hannah Kaufman:
  Computer typesetting at a university. SIGUCCS 1981: 121-124
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  Steven M. Koning:
  Computer conference and message systems: Their use in a university computer center. SIGUCCS 1981: 208-215
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  Gayle M. Lambert, William W. McMillan:
  The potential of the computing center library. SIGUCCS 1981: 138-141
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  Alison Lauder:
  Myths, history, and possibilities. SIGUCCS 1981: 235-238
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  Geraldine MacDonald:
  Improving user services through system performance data bases. SIGUCCS 1981: 153-160

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