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Electronic Service Offers Small Companies Access to World of Big Business
One of the world's largest automobile manufacturers has a goal-to operate in a paperless environment with its suppliers by the year 2000. A web-based tool, which also speeds response times to customers' requests, is bringing the company closer to that objective.
Common Currency Influences Virtual Marketplace Growth
The introduction of the euro is expected to give a significant boost to the already healthy expansion of electronic commerce throughout Europe. The priorities of governments and regulatory bodies on the continent, however, will continue to be concentrated on eliminating obstructions to emerging opportunities and establishing a predictable legal framework that will apply to all members of the European Union.
Universities Respond to Growing Demand With Custom-Designed Technology Programs
The rapid advancement of technology is causing continuous change in academic institutions tasked with preparing the work force of the next century. An incessant and increasing need for technically proficient personnel has placed a burden on institutions of higher education, demanding that they produce employees who can handle information technology systems that now permeate virtually every aspect of the business world.
Diversity and Information Technology Provide Stability, Promote Success
You could forgive Bob Beyster for looking on his company with dollar signs in his eyes. After all, the chief executive officer of a nearly $5 billion global technology empire expects it to double in size again in the next five years.
Competition Drives Government To Match Private Sector Incentives
Federal agencies have formulated aggressive campaigns to recruit skilled employees during an era of increased need for information technology professionals. Forced to compete with private industry, these agencies are changing employment packages to lure qualified professionals into the public sector and meet departmental requirements.
Industry Confronts Personnel Dilemma Using Unconventional Methods, Perks
The critical shortage of available technical talent has added a new wrinkle in the realm of proprietary information for corporations. Once reserved for the blueprints of jet fighter aircraft or new software programs, closely guarded secrets now include techniques used to attract the best and the brightest with education and experience in information technology sciences. In addition, the new corporate landscape is being shaped by policies and programs that encourage current employees to stay put, and congressional legislation is allowing more foreign workers to enter the U.S. work force.
Spectro Incorporated Names Wopperer a VP
Spectro Incorporated, Chelmsford, Massachusetts, has named Bob Wopperer as vice president of business development.
Cubic Corporation Names New Leaders
Cubic Corporation, San Diego, California, named William W. Boyle chief executive officer, Bradley H.
Navy Contract Mod with General Dynamics Adds Advanced Mission Computers to Air Warfare
General Dynamics Mission System Inc., Minneapolis, Minnes
Mocana Names Isaacs as COO
Mocana, San Francisco, has appointed James Isaacs as chief operating officer.