Who's in charge?

Article Abstract:

Large corporations adopt desktop publishing (DTP); established publishing methods change as document production moves out into departments. Desktop publishing often poses new and unique problems: new equipment is purchased; new lines of organizational structure are established; and job descriptions change. Though cost-effectiveness often improves as DTP impacts a corporation, issues are raised that involve security, quality, and productivity. Four corporations that are becoming involved in DTP are considered: Hughes Aircraft; Ernst & Whinney; Caterpillar; and Walt Disney World.

Author: Sorensen, Karen
Publisher: Integrated Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Publish
Subject: Publishing industry
ISSN: 0897-6007
Year: 1987
Technology application, Walt Disney Co., Caterpillar Inc., CAT, Text processing software, Information resources management, Hughes Aircraft Co., Companies, Organization Structure, Ernst & Whinney

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IBM offers publishing system

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IBM announces the Solutionpac Personal Publishing System, for release in the fall of 1987, to be priced at $8,553. The product, which is a complete publishing system, will include the following: Aldus's Pagemaker, Microsoft's Windows, Windows Paint, Windows Write, a laser printer, and a mouse. The centerpiece of the system will be IBM's new Model 30 computer. The printer and Pagemaker can be purchased independently if desired. IBM will also offer an upgrade to its 80286-based PCs, for $5,793, which will include everything but the Model 30.

Author: Sorensen, Karen
Publisher: Integrated Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Publish
Subject: Publishing industry
ISSN: 0897-6007
Year: 1987
Product introduction, International Business Machines Corp., Evaluation, product announcement, Integrated Systems, New products, Marketing, Vertical

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The education of desktop publishers

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New desktop publishing centers open in various parts of the country. Epocenter, a training center devoted to electronic publishing, opens in Jun 1987 in Dallas, TX, as a part of Infomart. Another center, Electronic Directions, which is located in New York City, offers classes on Macintosh or IBM PC desktop publishing applications for prices ranging between $100 and $200.

Author: Sorensen, Karen
Publisher: Integrated Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Publish
Subject: Publishing industry
ISSN: 0897-6007
Year: 1987
Computer Education, Training, Electronic Publishing Industry

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Subjects list: Desktop publishing software, DTP Software
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