| Cashflow Magazine 1987 Kenneth M. Landis |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Add-ons bring Lotus 1-2-3 up to treasury demands. | Business | Kenneth M. Landis, Thomas Monk |
| Anatomy of the great treasury workstation fizzle. | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| EDI networks let you test the water before taking the plunge. (electronic data interchange) | Business | Kenneth M. Landis, Thomas J. Monk |
| Electronic mail provides link to the new teamwork. | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| Four programs make hard-disk systems work better. (treasury technology) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| IBM's PS-2, OS-2: nothing treasurers should rush out to buy. (Personal System-2, Operating System-2) (Hardware Review) (evaluation) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| International electronic balance reporting is worth fighting for. (cash management and treasury functions dependent upon bank account balance reporting) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| Negotiating with technology vendors. (how technological innovations have changed the corporate treasurer's duties and responsibilities ) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| Support for choosing futures and options strategies. | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| The Intel 80386 promises a technological breakthrough. (microcomputers used in corporate treasury operations) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| Training moves in-house with computer-assisted instruction. (for treasury departments of corporations) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
| Using consultants: from hired gun to friendly helper. (implementing a new system) | Business | J. Thomas Monk, Kenneth M. Landis |
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