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Electronic Communication at the White House - Jonathan (Jock) P. Gill interview: January 1, 1994

The Office of Media Affairs's Jock Gill is building an infrastructure to put the White House on the networked map. The Office of Media Affairs…
The Fourth Law of Robotics: January 1, 1994

In Educom Review's special report on national networking, ten experts report on policy, legislation, ethics, higher education, and the new role of government in determining our future. …
Life on the Net: January 1, 1994

On the net, instant gratification is replacing the fine art of letter writing, but the new culture offers surprising opportunities for personal growth and improvement. …
The Dreaded "P" Word: January 1, 1995

How do we show that information technology contributes to academic productivity? And just what is academic productivity? How do we show that informatio…
Damming Spam: January 1, 1999

This article provides suggestions on what the average person can do to reduce the amount of junk e-mail. This article provides suggestions on what the …
Putting the Web to Work: Streamlining Work Flow via an Institutional Intranet: January 1, 1998

The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) is one of several institutions of the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center (MRMC). MCW faculty and staff often have offices within separate institutions on the M…
E-Mail Etiquette: When and How to Communicate Effectively: January 1, 1996

This Viewpoint article discusses appropriate and inappropriate uses of e-mail, and includes "E-Mail Etiquette for the '90s," a list of "do's and don'ts." …
Reengineering Beyond the Illusion of Control: January 1, 1996

UCLA has recently implemented an innovative computing system based on radical post-audit and distributed security concepts. Rather than automating standard manual processes, the University decided …
Beyond Electronic Forms: E-Mail as an Institution-Wide Information Server: January 1, 1992

At the University of Delaware, faculty, staff, and students - the "secondary users" of administrative systems - had traditionally encountered many roadblocks in their quests for informati…
A Vision of the Future: It Starts on the Desktop: January 1, 1992

San Joaquin Delta Community College has created a graphic, electronic office environment called the "Virtual Desk" to operate on employees' desktops. The Virtual Desk is a front end…

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