Automation Outlook

Article Abstract:

Current events in the office automation and personal computer industry have more to do with the financial situation of various companies than with the products they manufacture, or so it seems in early 1985. The so-called shake-out is having an unsettling effect among users, especially those caught with costly equipment made by a company that may be going out of business. Such systems may be presently operational, but could prove difficult to maintain or expand in the future.

Computer industry, Office automation, column, Personal Computers, Trends, Companies, Economics of Computing, Vendors

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Automation Outlook

Article Abstract:

The popularity of computer usage in business has raised moral and ethical issues in the ownership and use of software. Concerns are presently focusing on the backup copy rights of owners or licensed users. Although vendors have a right to protect their software, users have a right to protect business information by creating backup copies.

Copyrights, Copy protection, Patents, End users, editorial, Back-Up Copies, End User, Patent/Copyright Issue, Legal Issues, Vendor-Supplied Software, Vendor supplied software, Software Protection

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