Table of Contents

• Implementing a large office automation system: how to make it workJack Golden, Stuart Bell. 3-10 [doi]
• A multiaccess bus arbitration scheme for VLSI-densed distributed systemsJie-Yong Juang, Benjamin W. Wah. 13-22 [doi]
• DMERT: an operating system for telecommunications systemsS. F. Ho, C. J. Richardson, W. C. Schwartz. 23-29 [doi]
• Global concurrency control mechanisms for a local network consisting of systems without concurrency control capabilityYahiko Kambayashi, Sei-Ichi Kondoh. 31-39 [doi]
• Synapse tightly coupled multiprocessors: a new approach to solve old problemsSteve Frank, Armond Inselberg. 41-50 [doi]
• Throughput of multiprocessors with replicated shared memoriesSigurd L. Lillevik, John L. Easterday. 51-58 [doi]
• The DCS: a new approach to multisystem data-sharingAkira Sekino, Keizo Moritani, Teruaki Masai, Toshiaki Tasaki, Kazuo Goto. 59-68 [doi]
• Reduced-instruction set multi-microcomputer systemLewis Foti, David English, Richard P. Hopkins, David J. Kinniment, Philip C. Treleaven, Wang Long Wang. 69-76 [doi]
• System considerations in the NS32032 designRichard Mateosian. 77-81 [doi]
• An inside look at the Z80, 000 CPU: Zilog s new 32-bit microprocessorAnil Patel. 83-91 [doi]
• An interleaved array-processing architectureJ. Robert Jump, J. D. Wise, David T. Harper III. 93-100 [doi]
• Compatible software and hardware implementations permitted by IEEE standards for binary floating-point arithmeticHarry W. Look. 101-105 [doi]
• Goals and tradeoffs in the design of the MC68881 floating point coprocessorJoel Boney. 107-113 [doi]
• An extended-precision operand computer for integer factoringJeffrey W. Smith, Samuel S. Wagstaff Jr.. 115-121 [doi]
• New microprocessor-based computer architecturesOmri Serlin. 123-130 [doi]
• How smart the computer: status and future on building its brainDavid J. Elliott. 131-142 [doi]
• IDAS: an integrated design automation systemStephen Y. H. Su. 143-150 [doi]
• A versatile VLSI fast Fourier transform processorKuang-Cheng Ting, Chuan-lin Wu. 151-162 [doi]
• Design diversity: an approach to fault tolerance of design faultsAlgirdas Avizienis. 163-171 [doi]
• Tradeoffs in system level diagnosis of multiprocessor systemsAlireza Kavianpour, Arthur D. Friedman. 173-181 [doi]
• Maintenance as a function of designJames R. McKee. 187-193 [doi]
• Maintaining user satisfaction with performance of an online systemA. Martin Sellers. 195-202 [doi]
• Redocumentation: addressing the maintenance legacyGary L. Richardson, Earl D. Hodil. 203-208 [doi]
• System information database: an automated maintenance aidLinda Brice, John Connell. 209-216 [doi]
• COBOL-80: the new structured languageJerome Garfunkel. 217-221 [doi]
• Is COBOL-8x cost effective?Marco Fiorello, John Cugini. 223-228 [doi]
• Technology transfer in the maintenance environmentFlorence J. Bell. 229-234 [doi]
• Two perceptions of software maintenance performed by on-site contractorBernard Narrow, John Kelly. 235-242 [doi]
• Prolonging the life of softwareJohn Connell, Linda Brice. 243-249 [doi]
• Software maintenance in fourth-generation language environmentsPaul C. Tinnirello. 251-257 [doi]
• Specification and implementations of interactive information systemsAnthony I. Wasserman. 259-266 [doi]
• Software management issues for new system designsRobert E. Loesh, Donald J. Reifer, Steven M. Jacobs. 267-272 [doi]
• Results of modern software engineering principles applied to small and large projectsPeter R. H. McConnell, Wolfgang Strigel. 273-281 [doi]
• A portable modula-2 operating system: SAM2SLarry D. Wittie, Ariel J. Frank. 283-292 [doi]
• Giving away the data processing store, or Does the data processing department as we know it today have a future?Lois Zells. 293-301 [doi]
• Are methodologies and system design techniques independent of one another?Denis A. Connor. 303-310 [doi]
• Aspects of integrated softwareClyde W. Holsapple, Andrew B. Whinston. 311-317 [doi]
• The integrated software and user interface of Apple s LisaEdward W. Birss. 319-328 [doi]
• FlowGuide: a programmer s work stationPhil J. Grouse. 329-335 [doi]
• Information resource planning and management methodologiesKeith Greystoke. 337-341 [doi]
• IRP/IRM methodologiesMichael R. Wood. 343-348 [doi]
• Simulation as an aid to software transferabilityAaron H. Konstam, Ronald G. Reinhard. 349-355 [doi]
• Software manufacturing techniques and maintenancePaul Bassett. 357-365 [doi]
• A prototyping environment for real-time graphicsNola Donato, Robert Rocchetti, Janet Tom. 367-373 [doi]
• A publisher s view of writing successful softwareGary Swanson. 375-379 [doi]
• Versatile packaging: software for all retail environmentsElwin E. Lages. 381-387 [doi]
• Commercial and military software documentation: different steps to a common goalFaye C. Budlong. 389-394 [doi]
• One person s perception of military documentationDon Mather. 395-403 [doi]
• Simple dynamic assertions for interactive program validationChrister Hulten. 405-410 [doi]
• A tool-based approach for software testing and validationJ. C. Huang, Peter Valdes, Raymond T. Yeh. 411-421 [doi]
• Guidance for test selection based on the cost of errorsDavid A. Gustafson. 423-429 [doi]
• Will notebook computers revolutionize computer usage?David H. Ahl. 435-439 [doi]
• Fifth-generation computing as the next stage of a new mediumMildred L. G. Shaw, Brian R. Gaines. 445-451 [doi]
• A framework for the fifth generationBrian R. Gaines. 453-459 [doi]
• Computers and the future of human creativityMichael Conrad, M. A. Rahimi. 461-467 [doi]
• A national computer policy: forging the final synergy of computers and societyBen G. Matley. 469-473 [doi]
• Decision support in a distributed environmentDaniel T. Lee. 477-488 [doi]
• Issues in the design of expert systems for managementRobert W. Blanning. 489-495 [doi]
• An investigation of task team structure and its impact on productivityKathy Brittain White. 497-503 [doi]
• Incentive compensation for information systems departmentsHoward A. Rubin, D. L. Von Kleeck. 505-512 [doi]
• Gaining competitive advantage, or how to succeed as vice-president of information systemsM. Victor Janulaitis. 513-519 [doi]
• An interface for novice and infrequent database management system usersJames A. Larson, Jennifer B. Wallick. 523-529 [doi]
• REQUEST: a testbed relational database management system for instructional and research purposesBogdan D. Czejdo, Marek Rusinkiewicz. 531-536 [doi]
• Sibyl: a relational database system with remote-access capabilitiesManfred Ruschitzka, Andrew Choi, John L. Clevenger. 537-545 [doi]
• Functions of the database workbenchYahiko Kambayashi. 547-553 [doi]
• Fourth-generation languages (4GLs) and personal computersBoulton B. Miller. 555-559 [doi]
• SALVO: a fourth-generation language for personal computersMarvin Elder. 561-566 [doi]
• Uniform organization of inverted filesDalia Motzkin, Kenneth Williams, Karl Chang. 567-585 [doi]
• A generalized method for maintaining viewsKathryn C. Kinsley, James R. Driscoll. 587-593 [doi]
• The representation of debate as a basis for information storage and retrievalDavid Lowe. 595-603 [doi]
• KSAM: A B:::+:::-tree-based keyed sequential-access methodKemal Koymen. 605-612 [doi]
• A database machine based on the data distribution approachYahiko Kambayashi. 613-625 [doi]
• Menu-based natural language understandingHarry R. Tennant. 629-635 [doi]
• An analysis of scripts generated in writing between users and computer consultantsDavid Chin. 637-642 [doi]
• Transportable English-language processing for office environmentsBruce W. Ballard, John C. Lusth, Nancy L. Tinkham. 643-649 [doi]
• ::::Really:::: arguing with your computer in natural languageMargot Flowers, Michael G. Dyer. 651-659 [doi]
• Introducing VIPS: a voice-interactive processing system for document managementAlan W. Biermann, Kermit C. Gilbert, Linda Fineman. 661-666 [doi]
• An expert system for drafting legal documentsJames Sprowl, Periyasamy Balasubramanian, Taizoon Chinwalla, Martha W. Evens, Henriette Klawans. 667-673 [doi]
• LCNET: ethernet concepts+ubiquitous RS232C ports=Low Cost NETworkJay B. Jordan, Victor P. Holmes. 677-683 [doi]
• Direct work station to remote computer communications via satelliteMichael H. Aronson. 685-694 [doi]
• CARGuide: on-board computer for automobile route guidanceM. Sugie, Onat Menzilcioglu, H. T. Kung. 695-706 [doi]
• Telecommunications and business strategy: basic variables for designEric K. Clemons, Peter G. W. Keen, Steven Orla Kimbrough. 707-717 [doi]