| The New York Times 1991 Glenn Rifkin |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 10,000 jobs to be cut by Unisys; computer company reports huge loss for second quarter. | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| A hard road for software merger: enemies are united at Dun & Bradstreet. (Dun & Bradstreet Software Holdings Inc.) (company profile) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| At Polaroid, more than snapshots. (computer-generated photography) (company profile) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Computers that hear and respond. (voice recognition and synthesis) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Digital Equipment to enter emerging technology field. (software for massive parallel computing) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Digital loss for quarter: $871 million. (financial reports of Digital Equipment Corp., Data General and Wang Laboratories Inc.) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Digital plans to introduce new models; line of work stations carries lower prices. (Digital Equipment Corp.) (Product Announcement) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Do employees have a right to electronic privacy? The ethics of E-mail monitoring is unexplored corporate territory. | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Former I.B.M. scientist to head Mitsubishi lab. (Laszlo A. Belady, Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories) (Business People) (column) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Heads that roll if computers fail: chief information officers are quick to get the blame. | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Latest to depart Lotus is chief of technology. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Frank King replaced by John Landry) (Business Day) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Light at the end of Digital's tunnel: optimism over new, aggressively priced computers. (DEC VAX 4000 and VAX 6000 minicomputers) (a correction to this article appears in the Oct. 30, 1991 edition) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Lotus business data base is now being sold by licensee. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Marketplace) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Lotus plans to lay off 10% of staff. (Lotus Development Corp.) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| New on computers: easy designs. (computer-aided product design) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Rebuilding the Sphinx with PC's. (reconstruction of an image that depicts the Great Sphinx as it probably looked when it was built, in 2500 BC) (Business Technology) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Selling software, Soviet-style. (developer Nantucket Corp. sets industry example of doing business in the Soviet Union) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Small software maker with a loud voice. (Banyan Systems Inc.) (Company Profile) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
| Toward the voice-literate computer; leading Japan into a keyboardless future where PCs multiply (Technology) (column) | News, opinion and commentary | Glenn Rifkin |
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