Word: techs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...past 15 to 20 years. But what's been clearly happening in the last few years has been a re-emphasis on production and production efficiency." Working with the university's department of engineering, Miles is developing a series of courses on managing manufacturing in high-tech industries. The notion is so new to the business-school environment, though, that he is having a hard time finding enough professors to teach the courses, even though he expects the program to be popular among students...
Although the contract only runs for five years. Murphy, who coordinated the Ed School's final proposal, said he hopes to make arrangements with the booming local high-tech industry to false money to continue the project...
Limbo pointed to the high-tech industry along Route 128, which has provided an economic stimulus to the Commonwealth, as an example of how educational institutions can fuel resources beneficial to the whole state...
...jobs: There are both long-and short-term effects here. In the long run, more jobs are created per dollar spent by any activity other than high-tech defense work. This type of conversion to non-defense work is an integral part of the legislation, which orders the preparation of a plan to convert effected facilities by the October 1, 1985 deadline. Yet Draper may decide to move even with such help. What about jobs then...
Attorneys in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area use Lawyers-on-Line to compare notes on troublesome judges. In other cities there are separate systems for astronomers, doctors, photographers, gardeners, senior citizens and gays. There are teen-agers everywhere, swapping software and trading tips to the latest high-tech adventure games. Pirate's Cove, Sherwood Forest and Warlock's Castle are hangouts for hackers and phone phreaks who want to bootleg copyrighted programs or get passwords for the computers at banks, schools or government installations...