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De Jong, Ton; And Others – Information Processing and Management, 1988
Describes a project aimed at developing a system to support managers of business software projects by incorporating knowledge acquisition and emphasizing the integration of the manager's tasks. The discussion covers the knowledge acquisition methodology, the architecture of an integrated system, and an overview of project management tasks. (15…
Descriptors: Business, Computer Software, Computer System Design, Data Processing
MacGregor, Donald – 1975
In order to attain a better understanding of the data processing manpower needs of business and industry, a survey instrument was designed and mailed to 570 known and possible computer installations in the Minnesota/North Dakota area. The survey was conducted during the spring of 1975, and concentrated on the kinds of equipment and computer…
Descriptors: Business, Computer Science Education, Computers, Curriculum Development
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Rushinek, Avi; And Others – AEDS Journal, 1982
Describes the methodology and procedures, as well as the findings of an investigation of the relationship between the use of computer-assisted instruction and students' attitudes toward the instructor and the course in the teaching of undergraduate business data processing. An 11-item bibliography and a copy of the survey are included. (JL)
Descriptors: Business, Comparative Analysis, Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Evaluation
Shworles, Thomas R. – 1973
The project (1968-1973) was undertaken to demonstrate job and earning potential for competitive work of homebound and/or severely disabled persons who otherwise have not benefited from rehabilitation programs as they conventionally exist. In the lifetime of this project, three companies were formed: An non-emergency transportation service for the…
Descriptors: Business, Computers, Cost Effectiveness, Data Processing
CAUSE/EFFECT, 1978
Academic and administrative computer services at Trinity University in San Antonio are described. Computer services for the university are purchased from a separate profit-making company owned by Trinity University. It is suggested that the success of this type of arrangement is dependent on the local environment. (BH)
Descriptors: Business, Case Studies, College Administration, Computer Science