The Teams and the Players: European Common Market

Article Abstract:

The European Strategic Program on Research in Information Technology (Esprit) was formed by the Commission of the European Communities to permit the European information-technology industries to compete with the rest of the world. Research will be in software engineering, office automation, computer-integrated manufacturing, and an emphasis in advanced microelectronics, and information processing. The program encourages work across country boundaries to update European industry's research and development facilities.

Competition, Cooperative Agreements, European Economic Community

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The Teams and the Players

Article Abstract:

Major research and development programs in information technology are underway in Japan, the United States, and Europe. The Japanese are working on a fifth generation computer system. Maintaining world leadership in computer technology is the United States' concern. Europe's goal is to build a strong technological base to rebuild economies. All projects are a cooperative effort of government, industry and universities.

Japan, United States, Fifth Generation

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