The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 William M. Bulkeley - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 William M. Bulkeley
TitleSubjectAuthors
Bulletin boards offer risky stock advice. (Information Age, computer bulletin boards)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Callers push buttons for what they need. (automated telephone response) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Color copiers make it easy to counterfeit. (entrepreneurs photocopy passes, tickets and coupons to sell or use)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Color printers are slow to win acceptance. (Information Age)(Industry Overview) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Computer-firm results likely to be mediocre: Hewlett-Packard expected to be exception; hopes rise for an IBM upturn.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
'Computerizing' dull meetings is touted as an antidote to the mouth that bored. (Workplace)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Computers help repair damaged brains. (multimedia computers) (Information Age ) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Computer use by illiterates grows at work. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Databases are plagued by reign of error. (information in databases is often inaccurate and is therefore limited in its usefulness) (Technology)(Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Data General to sell new storage system in versions for other vendors' machines. (Technology and Health)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
DEC's Olsen stuns industry by resigning. (Digital Equipment Corp.; Kenneth H. Olsen)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke
Disaster-planning software speeds response to hurricanes, quakes. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Employers user software to track resumes. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Faxes prove to be a powerful tool for setting up electronic markets. (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Fax-on-demand provides ready answers. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Filing in chapter 11, Wang sends warning to high-tech circles. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke
Hands full? Just keep talking and this computer types for you. (IBM's Speech Server voice-recognition equipment) (Information Age)(Column) (Product Announcement)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
High-tech aids make cheating in school easier. (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Illiterates find computers are patient mentors. (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Inventors of PC spreadsheet to unveil new version for pen-based computers. (Slate Corp.'s At Hand spreadsheet software)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Job-hunters turn to software and databases to get an edge. (Information Age) (Software Review) (Spinnaker Software Corp.'s PFS: Resume & Job Search Pro) (Evaluation)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Kronos Corp. expects to report decline in net for quarter, rise for full year. (fourth quarter, fiscal year 1992)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Leaders in videophone technology are two classic start-up companies. (PictureTel Corp. and Compression Labs Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Lotus lowers price of 1-2-3 for Windows. (Lotus Development Corp.'s spreadsheet software) (Technology & Health)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
More computers are taking dictation. (voice recognition equipment) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
More lawyers use animation to sway juries. (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
More teens can't live without beepers. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Nonprofits dig into databases for big donors. (development research) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Now PC users say it with 'Voice Notes.' (new software adds recorded messages to documents) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Old computers get a new lease at charities and former east bloc. (non-profit organizations arrange donations of used equipment to needy groups) (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
PC dictionaries full of features, win more users. (Information Age) (Product Announcement)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Portable PCs grow antennae for networking. (wireless networks) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Prime Computer's forte is technology, not finance: with sound basic operations, company is still in peril from too much debt.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software helps reps fill custom order. (Trilogy Development Group's SalesBuilder computer sales support software) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software writers try to speak a language users understand. (usability studies aid in user-friendly software development) (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Study finds hidden costs of computing. (Nolan, Norton and Co. survey results) (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
The videophone era may finally be near, bringing big changes. (AT&T's sales drive could open mass market)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Value of PCs in education in still debated. (Information Age) (Column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Video betting, called 'crack of gambling,' is spreading. (use of video gaming machines) (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Voice mail still drives many callers crazy. (Information Age) (Technology)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang fiscal-year results may show firm's net worth has turned negative. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang Labs pays workers early, fueling talk. (Wang Laboratories Inc. may file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke
With new planning software, entrepreneurs act like MBAs. (Information Age)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
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