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The Pentagon Library rerves Department of Defense personnel stationedin the Pentagon and DOD employees assigned to the National Capital Regionwho do not have library service at their duty station. Librarians areavailable to assist researchers from 0900-1600 hours Monday through Friday,except federal holidays. The library contains an extensive and currentcollection of books, periodicals, legal and congressional materials, mili-tary publications, and technical reports of Army and DOD studies.

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Adams, David R.; Powers, Michael J.; and Owles, V. Arthur. COMPUTERINFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT: DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION.Cincinnati, OH: South-Western Publishing Co., 1985. 623 p.

QA76.9 .S88 A33 1985

Baetz, Mary L. THE HUMAN IMPERATIVE: PLANNING FOR PEOPLE IN THE

ELECTRONIC OFFICE. Converging Technologies. Homewood, IL: Dow Jones-

Irwin, 1985. 185 p. HF5547.5 .B29 1985

Bikson, T. K.; Stasz, C.M.; and Mankin, D.A. COMPUTER-MEDIATED WORK:

INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT IN ONE CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS.Rand Report, R-3308-OTA. Santa Monica, CA: Rand, 1985. 100 p.Q180 .Al R17 no. 3308

Boar, Bernard H. APPLICATION PROTOTYPING: A REQUIREMENTS DEFINITIONSTRATEGY FOR THE 80's. New York, NY: Wiley, 1984. 210 p.

T58.6 .B58 1984

Borovits, Israel. MANAGEMENT OF COMPUTER OPERATIONS. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 297 p. QA76.9 .M3 B67 1984

Cardenas, Alfonso F. DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. 2d ed. Boston, MA:

Allyn and Bacon, 1985. 745 p. QA76.9 .D3 C37 1984

Came, E. Bryan. MODERN TELECOMMUNICATION. Applications of CommunicationsTheory. New York, NY: Plenum Press, 1984. 293 p. TK5101 .C2986 i98-'

Ceri, Stefano, and Pelagatti, Giuseppe. DISTRIBUTED DATABASES: PRINCIPLESAND SYSTEMS. McGraw Hill Computer Science Series. New York, NY:

McGraw-Hill, 1984. 393 p. QA76.9 .D3 C386 1984

Cleveland, Harlan. THE KNOWLEDGE EXECUTIVE: LEADERSHIP IN AN INFORMATIONSOCIETY. New York, NY: Truman Talley Books, 1985. 261 p. HM141 .C551985

COMPUTER SECURITY REQUIREMENTS: GTIDANCE FOR APPLYING THE DEPARTMENT OFDEFENSE TRUSTED COMPUTER SYSTEM EVALUATION CRITERIA IN SPECIFICENVIRONMENTS. Fort Meade, MD: DOD Computer Security Center, 1985.13 p. QA76.9 .A25 C65 1985

Cooper, James Arlin. COMPUTER-SECURITY TECHNOLOGY. Lexington, MA:

Lexington Books, 1984. 166 p. QA76.9 .;,25 C67 1984

Cortada, James W. STRATEGIC DATA PROCESSING: CONSIDERATIONS FOR

MANAGEMENT. Prentice-Hall Series in Data Processing Management.Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 19q p. HD30.2 .C67 1984

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Davis, Gordon B., and Olson, Margrethe H. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS:CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS, STRUCTURE, AND DEVELOPMENT. 2d ed. McGraw-Hill

Series in Management Information Systems. 693 p. T58.6 .D38 1985

Diamond, Susan Z. RECORDS MANAGEMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE. New York, NY:American Management Associations, 1983. .182 p. HF5736 .D4C 1983

Dickson, Gary W. , and Wetherbe, James C. THE MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION

SYSTEMS. McGraw-Hill Series in Management Information Systems. 493 p.T58.6 .D45 1985

Diebold, John. MANAGING INFORMATION: THE CHALLENGE AND THE OPPORTUNITY.New York, NY: American Management Associations,, 1985. 131 p.HF5548.2 .D512 1985

Dowlin, Kenneth E. THE ELECTRONIC LIBRARY: THE PROMISE AND THE PROCESS.Applications in Information Management and Technology Series. New

York, NY: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 1984. 199 p. Z678.9 .D68 1984

Fisher, Royal P. INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Prentice-Hall, 1984. 240 p. HF5548.2 .F474 1984

FitzGerald, Jerry. BUSINESS DATA COMMUNICATIONS: BASIC CONCEPTS,

SECURITY, AND DESIGN. Wiley Series' in Computers and InformationProcessing Systems in Business. New York, NY: Wiley, 1984. 502 p.TK5105 .F577 1984

Foskett, D.J. PATHWAYS FOR COMMUNICATION: BOOKS AND LIBRARIES IN THEINFORMATION AGE. London: C. Bingley, 1984. 140 p. Z665 .F73 1984

Frost, R.A., ed. DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF THEIRUSE. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1984. 265 p. QA76.9" .D35866 1984

Galitz, Wilbert 0. THE OFFICE ENVIRONMENT: AUTOMATION'S IMPACT ONTOMORROW'S WORKPLACE. Willow Grove, PA: Administrative ManagementSociety Foundation, 1984. 123 p. HF5547.5 .C36 1984

Genaway, David C. INTEGRATED ONLINE LIBRARY SYSTEMS: PRINCIPLES, PLANNINGAND IMPLEMENTATION. Professional Librarian Series. White Plains, NY:Knowledge Industry Publications, 1984. 151 p. Z678.9 .G45 1984

Gillenson, Mark L. , and Goldberg, Robert. STRATEGIC PLANNING, SYSTEMSANALYSIS, AND DATABASE DESIGN: THr CONTINUOUS FLOW APPROACH. New

,' York, NY: Wiley, 1984. 228 p. ED30.28 .G54 1984

* Hicks, James 0., Jr. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A USER PERSPECTIVE.St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Co., 1984. 645 p. T58.6 .H49 1984

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Hodge, Bartow; Fleck, Robert A., Jr.; and Honess, C. Brian. MANAGEMENTINFORMATION SYSTEMS. Reston, VA: Reston Publishing Co., 1984.600 p. T58.6 .H6 1984

Horton, Forest W. , Jr. INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: HARNESSINGINFORMATION ASSETS FOR PRODUCTIVITY GAINS IN TIKE OFFICE, FACTORY, ANDLABORATORY. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:. Prentice-Iall, 1985. 263 p.T58.64 .H67 1985

Hurtubise, Rolland A. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: CONCEPTS AND TOOLS.West Hartford, CT: Kumarian Press, 1984. 168 p. T58.6 .H88 1984

Inmon, William H. INTEGRATING DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS: IN THEORY AND INPRACTICE. Prentice-Hall Series in Data Processing Management.Englewiod Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 264 p. QA76 .1485 1984

Kaligo, Al: :aumbach, Lou; and Garzinsky, Joe. TELECOMMUNICATIONSMANAGEME'T: -A PRACTICAL APPROACH. AMA Management Briefing. New YorkNY: American Management Associations, 1984. 74 p. HE8815 .K34 1984

Kanter, Jerome. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 3d ed. Englewood Cliffs,NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 448 p. T58.6 .K36 1984

Kay, Peg, and Powell, Patricia, eds. FUTURE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY--198A:TELECOMMUNICATIONS. Computer Science and Technology. Washington, DC:U.S. Government Printing Office, 198L. 331 p. TK5102.5 .F78 1984

Kennedy, Gecrge. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. 3d ed. New York, '-Y:McGraw-Hill, 1985. 741 p. TK5101 .K39 1985

.roeber, Donald E. , and Watson, Hugh J. COMPUTER-BASED INFORMATIOT,SYSTEMS: A NEW MANAGEMENT APPROACH. New York, NY: Macmill.ianPubl'shing Co., 1984. 506 p. T58.6 .K757 1984

Kuwahara, Satoshi. THE CHANGING WORLD INFORMATION INDUSTRY. AtlanticPapers, no. 57. Paris: Atlantic Institute for International Affairs,

1985. 71 p. HD9696 .C62 K8 1985

Lucas, Henry C., J,:. THE ANALYSIS, DESIGN, AND IMPLEMENTATION OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS. 3d. ed. McGraw-Hill Series in ManagementInformation Systems. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1985. 495 p.r58,6 .L79 1985

McFarlan, F. Warren, ed. THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH CHALLENGE:PRCCEEDINGS. Boston, MA: Harvard Business School Press, 1984. 420 p.T58.6 .1485 1984

Martin, James. AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANIFESTO. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Prentice-Hall, 1984. 300 p. QA76 .M327 1984

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Merret, T.H. RELATIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS. Reston, VA: RestonPublishing Co., 1984. 507 p. QA76.9 .D3 M45 1984

Mullins, Carolyn J., ard West, Thomas W. HARNESSING INFORMATION AND

TECHNOLOGIES: A CUIDE FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. EnglewoodCliff3, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 246 p. HF5548.2 .M795 1984

Murdick,. Robert G. ; Ross, Joel E. ; and Claggett,. James R. INFORMATIONSYSTEMS FOR MODERN MANACEMENT. 3d ed. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1984. 466 p. T58.6 .M868 1984

Murray, Jonn P. MANAGING INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A CORPORATE RESOURCE.Homewood, IL: Dow Jones-Irwin, 1984. 193 p. T58.6 .M89 1984

NATO Advanced Study Institute on Information Technology and the Computer

Network. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE COMPUTER NETWORK. Edited by

Kenneth G. Beauchamp. New York, NY: Springer-Verlag, 1984. 271 p.

TK5105.5 .N376 1983

Perry, William E. EDP ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL. Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Prentice-HaLL, 1984. 354 p. HF5548.2 .P472 1984

MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR COMPUTER SECURITY. Boston, MA:

Butterworth Publishers, 1985. 193 p. HF5548.37 .P47 1985

Ploman, Edward W. SPACE, EARTH, AND COMMUNICATION. Westport, CT: QuorumBcoks, 1984. 237 p. HE9719 .P56 1984

Reinman, Robert A. NATIONAL EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY: WHO'S INCHARGE? National Security Affairs Monographs Series, 84-2.Washington, DC: National Defense University Press, 1984. 55 p. UA23

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Ricks, Betty R. , and Cow, Kay F. INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.

Cincinnati, OH: South-Western Publishing Co., 1984. 528 p. HF5736

R52 1984

Rodda, Linda J. MANAGING INFORMATION IN THE ELECTRONIC OFFICE. Reston,

VA; Reston Publishing Co. , 1985. 174 p. HF5548.2 .R613 t985

Roddy, Dennis, and Coolen, John. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS. 3d ed.

e", Reston, VA; Reston Publishing Co., 1984. 788 p. TK5101 .R56 1984

Rosner, Roy Daniel, ed. SATELLITES, PACKETS AND DISTRIBUTEDTELECOMMUNICATIONS: A COMPENDIUM OF SOURCE MATERIALS. Belmont, CA:

soLifetime Learnin, Publications, 1984. TK5105 .S28 1984

Ruprecht, Mary M., and Wagoner, Kathleen P. MANAGING OFFICE AUTOMATION:A COMPLETE GUIDE. New York, NY: Wiley, 1984. 680 p. HF5547.5 .R9251984

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Sanders, Bruce D. COMPUTER CONFIDENCE: A HUMAN APPROACH TO COMPUTERS.Springer Books on Professional Computing. New York, NY: Springer-Verlag, 1984. 90 p. QA76.9 .M3 S26 1984

Schulmeyer, G. Gordon. COMPUTER CONCEPTS FOR-MANAGERS. New York, NY: VanNostrand Reinhold, 1985. 285 p. HD30.2' .S38 1985

Smith, Harold T., et al. AUTOMATED OFFICE SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT. New York',NY: Wiley, 1985. 604 p. HF5547.5 .A96 1985

Strassman, Paul A. INFORMATION PAYOFF: THE TRANSFORMATION OF WORK IN THEELECTRONIC AGE. New York, NY: Free Press, 1985. 298 p. HF5547.5.S79 1985

Thierauf, Robert J. EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: ACCENT ONCURRENT PRACTICES. Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, 1984. 558 p. T58.6.T46 1984

Thcmas, Ronald R. TELECOMMUNICATIONS FOR THE EXECUTIVE. New York, NY:Petrocelli Books, 1984. 129 p. HE7631 .T46 1984

Umbaugh, Robert E. , ed. THE HANDBOOK OF MIS MANAGEMENT. Pennsauken, NJ:Auerbach Publishers, '1985. 837 p. T58.6 .H.35 1985

United States. Committee on the Records of Government. REPORT.Washington, DC: The Committee, 1985. 191 p. Z699.5 .A7 C66 1985

United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment. AUTOMATION OFAMERICA'S OFFICES, 1985-2000. Washington, DC: U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1985. 348 p. HF5548.2 .U56 1985

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY R&D: CRITICAL TRENDS AND ISSUES.Washington, DC: U.S. GovernmenL Printing Office, 1985. 342 p. Z699S~.1476 1985

Van Schaik, Edward A. A MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE INFORMATION BUSINESS:ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1985.324 p. T58.64 .V36 1985

Walsh, Myles E. REALIZING THE POTENTIAL OF COMPUTER-BASED INFORMATIONSYSTEMS. New York, NY: Macmillan, 1984. 313 p. T58.6 .W327 1984

Walsh, Robert J. MODERN GUIDE TO EDP DESIGN AND ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES.Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1985. 287 p. QA76.9 .S88 W351985

Wetherbe, James C. SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN: TRADITIONAL, STRUCTURED,AND ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES. 2d ed. St. Paul, MN: WestPublishing Co., 1934. 401 p. T58.6 .W47 1984

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Will, Mimi, and Dake, Donette. CONCEPTS IN INFORMATION PROCESSING: THEINTERDEPENDENCE OF PEOPLE WITH TECHNOLOGY. 2d ed. Boston, MA: Allynand Bacon, 1985. 346 p. HF5548.2 .W4675 1985

PERIODICALS

"Advanced System Developmen, Techniques Avoid Analysis Paralysis." J.C.Wetherbe. DATA MANAGEMENT 22:49-52, February 1984

"As Information Proliferates, So Does Use of CSF Technique (CriticalSu'ccess Failure)." MANAGEMENT REVIEW 73:4-5, August 1984

"As Times Change, DP Must Search for a New Direction." E. Pellman. DATAMANAGEMENT 22:20-21, April 1984

'Authority vs. Autonomy--Does the Heavy Hand Defeat Itself?" 1). Kull.COMPUTER DECISIONS 16:26-30+, March 15, 1984

"Avoiding Information Systems Failures." Jane C. Lender. INFOSYSTEMS31:98-100, October 1984

"The Beauty of Data-Base Management,." D. Willis. WORKING WOMAN 9:53-54,August 1984

"Bringing MIS Managers into the Corporate Fold." Robert E. Umbaugh.INFORMATION STRATEGY 2:4-7, Spring 1986

"Centralizing the Management of Defense Training Data." G. Thomas Sicilia.DEFENSEMANAGEMENT JOURNAL 20:8-11, Fourth Quarter 1984

"The Challenge of Information Systems (Address)." MG John T. Stihl.SIGNAL 39:46-47, March 1985

"The Changing Environment of Information Systems." Thomas F. Davenport,Jr. INFOSYSTEMS 32:30-32+, January 1985

"Changing Role of the Corporate Information Systems Officer." Robert I.Benjamin and others. MIS QUARTERLY 9:177-188, September 1985

"The Chief Information Officer Role." EDP ANALYZER 22:1-12, November 1984

"Computer Software for Information Management." M. Lesk. SCIENTIFICAMERICAN 251:152-168+, September 1984

"Critical Success Factors for Multinational Information Resource ManagementPlanning and Administration." Gad J. Selig. MANAGERIAL PLANNING32:23-27, March/April 1984

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"Critical Success Factors: Helping IS Manage s Pinpoint InformationNeeds." A.D. Crescenzi and R.H. Reck. INFOSYSTEMS 32:52-53+,July 1985

"Data Administration: It's Crucial." A.D. Shah. DATAMATION 30:187-188+,January 1984

"Data Administration vs. Data Base Administration: There Is a Difference."G.D. Tillman. INFOSYSTEMS 31:98+, February 1984

"Data Base Management Software (Buyers Guide). W. Urschel. PERSONAL

COMPUTING 9:129-132+, March 1985

"Data Management Made Simple." N. O'Malley. PERSONAL COMPUTING 9:94-99+,December 1985

"Decision-Oriented Information (Strategic Planning)." V.E. Millar.DATAMATION 30:159-162+, January 1984

"Effective Management of Information: How to Meet the Needs of All Users."H.R. Brinberg. MANAGEMENT REVIEW 73:8-13 February 1984

"Electronic Data Interchange: Moving into the 21st Century." Sandy Evans.INTERSERVICE 5:58-61, Fall 1985

"The Emerging Role of the Chief Information Of icer." P. Declan O'Riordan.INFORMATION STRATEGY 2:8-11, Winter 1986

"Evaluation for Information Resource Management." J.R. Krobock. ONLINE8:93-95, January 1984

"Fusion Centers." GEN Federico V. Romano, Ret4 SIGNAL 38:131-133, May1984

"Greater Role Seen for Data Processing Manager.j" David R. Smith. OFFICE103:138, January 1986

"Historic Information Milestones Provide Sound Base for Future Systems(Traces the Historical Evolution of Information Management)."Kuriakose Athappily and Andrew S. Targowski.ý DATA MANAGEMENT 24:42-46,March 1986

S"How the Management Job Is Changing." EDP ANALYZER 22.1-14+, June 1984

"How to Buy Data-Base Software." D. Gabel. PERSONAL COMPUTING 8:116-

117+, February 1984

"IRM (Information Resource Management) Budgetin;g for the Air Force: AnApproach for the Military Organization." CPT Foster E. Kawaler.AIR FORCE JOURNAL OF LOGISTICS 9:23-25+, SEpring 1985

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"Implications of Changes in Information Technology for Corporate Strategy."J.F. Rockart and M.S.S. Morton. INTERFACES 14:84-95, January/February196-4

"Improving the Flow of Information." Elizabe:h C. Neblett. TRANSLOG16:19, January 1985

"Information as a Haramer in Forýing Ready Force." LTG David K. Doyle.ARMY 35:270-273-, October 1985

"Information Asset Management." Daniel S. Appleton. DATAMATION 32:71-72+, February 1, 1986

"The Information Center--A Concept, a Plan, a Reality." MAJ Donald R.Ristow. ARMED FORCES COMPTROLLER 29:49-51, Summer 1984

"Information Management and Information Technologies: Keys to Professionaland Business Success." Klaus W. Otten. JOURNAL OF INFORMATION ANDIMAG" MANAGEMENT 17:17-23, January 1984

"Information Management: Becoming a Specialist's Game?" M'. Miles.COMPUTER DECISIONS i6:158-162+, November 1984

"The Information Payload." Fenwicke W. Holmes. JOURNAL, OF SYSTEMSMANACEMENT 36:14-15, February 1985

"Information Resources Management: Management Focus on the Value ofInformation and Information Work." Klaus W. Otten. JOURNAL OFINFORMATION AND IMAGE MANAGEMENT 17:?-14, Aegust 1984

"Information Resources Management: 7 he New Systems Approach Hardens."Francis A. McDonough. GOVERNMEN' EXECUTIVE 16:20-21, September 1984

"Information Systems: Does Efficiency Me-n Becter Performance?" K.M.Drange. JOUPNAL OF !YSTEMS MANAGEMENT 36:22-29, April 1985

"Information Technology Assessment' and Adoption: A Field Study." Sid L.Huff and Malcolm C. Munro. MIS QUARTERLY 9:327-340, December 1985

"Information Technology and Corporate Stratey." M.C. Munro and S.L. Huff.BUSINESS QUARTERLY 50:18-24, Summer 1985

"Informational Strategies: A Concept of Change." John Framel. JOURNALINFORMATION AND IMAGE MANA(EMENT 17:24-27. September 1984

"(Interview with COL Thomas C. McFarlane,) Director, Information ResourcesManagement." COL Thomas C. McFarla-e. TRANSLOG 15:2-5, September1984

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"Is Your Information System Mature Enough for Computerized Planning?" H.J.Brightman and S.Z. Harris. LONG RANGE PLANNING 18:68-73 October 1985

"Knowledgeman (Database Integrated Management System with SpreadsheetCapabilities)." J.W. Walker. BYTE 9:267-270, February i984

LTC Emmett Paige, Jr. (Discusses Changes in the U.S. Army'sAcquisitiorn of Information Systems.Speech.)" SIGNAL 39:34-36+,August 1985

"MIS Directors Need Business Savvy, Communication Skills." CharlesBabcock. COMPUTERWORLD 20:12, January 20, 1986

"The Machine Just Helps." COL C.P. Swenson. SEA POWER 27:72-78,November 1984

"Making It Big (MIS/dp Managers)." D. Whieldon. COMPUTER DECISIONS16:76-78+, January 1984

"The Management of Information: Basic Dist actions." David C. Blair.SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW 26:13-23, Fall 1984

"The Manager vs. MIS (Management Informatior. System): An Unnecessary War."Evelyn Willis. LOGISTICS SPECTRUM 19:17-21, Winter 1985

"Maraging Information: Cnrporations in Crisis." W. Patterson. INDUSTRYWEEK 220:57-60+, March 5, 1984

"Managing Multinational Information Systems.' George Raptis and JoanneCollins. MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 67:144, January 1986

"Mapping the Path for Future Managers (Panel Discussion by N.Y.Infosystems Council)." INFOSYSTEMS 32:30-31, August 1985

"Micro Users, Misuses and Mistakes--the Right Tool for the. Right Job."J. Hillhouse. COMPUTER DECISIONS 16:38-42+, March 15, 1984

"New Communications Technologies--Their Applications and Implications.A Information Syst,'ms for Tictical Air Operations." RG John T,

StihI SIGNAL 39:32+, Nov.•bor 1q84

"Operational Need and Acquisition Strategy for Networks--Defining Armyinformation Requirements (Speech)." C!IL Thomas Sikora and others.SIGNAL1 39:53+, August 1985

"The P,:k Operat ing System: Informat ion Management." R. Cook and J.)rnndon. BYTE 9:177-!78*, October I19 4

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"Planning for IRM." Betty J: Friedlander. JOURNAL OF SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT36:16-19, June 1985

"Playing Technological Catch-Up." M. Lasden. COMPUTER DECISIONS 16:98-102+, January 1984

"Prototyping--the Excellent Methodology (T Develop Excellent InformationSystems to Support Excellent Companiesl)." R. Robineau and L. Fertuck.BUSINESS QUARTERLY 50:36-38, Autumn 1985

"Redefining the Role of the Information Sy~tems Manager." A. Grindlay.BUSINESS QIUARTERLY 5 1:57-59, Summer 1985

"Research-Oriented Perspective on Information Managment " Zileen Trauth.JOURNAL OF SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 35:12-17, July 1984

"SIMS (Services Information Management System): TVe Computers Are Coming."CPT James H. Cox, Jr. AIR FORCE ENGINEERING AND SERVICES QUARTERLY25:25-28, Fall 1984

"Sizing Up Your MIS Department: Ten CritiCal Measures." A. Grindlay.BUSINESS QUARTERLY 49:87-90, Spring 1 84

"Straregic Models: Where Information Means Profit." Mary Karr and JohnMcQuillan. INFOSYSTEMS 32:88-89, February 1985

"Structured Approach to Solving Systems Problems." B. Nirmal and V. SadlerJOURNAL OF SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 35:26-27, March 1984

"SuccessfulPlanning in the Management Information Maze." J.A. Belohlowand L.E. Raho. MANAGERIAL PLANNING 32:30-33+, May/June 1984

"Supercomputing and the Fifth Generation: The Gigalips Quest." RobertdaCosta. DEFENSE SCIENCE & ELECTRONICS 3:74-82, March 1984

"Supercomputing Frontiors: What the Future Holds." B.L. Buzbee andothers. DEFENSE SCIENCE 2002+ 3:35-40, April 1984

"Technology Architecture Helps Secure Long-Range Information ResourceNeeds." F.R. Orzell and G.M. Ashmore.; DATA MANAGEMENT 21:26-29+,March 1985.

"Tools to RPe tt enate Your Old Systems." EDP ANALYZER 22:1-14, April 1984

"Updato on Six Dntabase Man.ikors (IBM PC)." D. Kruglinski. BYTE 9 Special

Issue: 187-196, Fall 1984

"Upgrade Svstrnmq with Management Sales Skill, Savvy." F. Abernathy. DATAMANAGEMENT 22:32-34, April 1984

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"User Involvement and MIS Success: A Review of Research." B. Ives andM.H. Olson. MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 30:586-603, May 1984

"Using Information Technology to Capture Strategic Position." P.E. Giese.MANAGEMENT REVIEW 73:8-11, September 1984

"The Well-Managed Data Base." R.B. Byrne. PERSONAL COMPUTING 9:25+,October 1985

"Working with Databases." H. Friedman. RADIO ELECTRONICS 55:76+, April1984

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A GENERALIZED DBMS TO SUPPORT DIVERSE DATA. University of California,Berkeley. Electronics Research Lab. Berkeley, CA: September 1985. 93 p.AD Number: A162384

A NETWORK MONITORING FACILITY FOR A DISTRIBUTED DATA BASE MANAGEMENTSYSTEM. Air Force Institute of Technology. School of Engineering.Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: December 1985. 132 p. AD Number: A164129

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A PROPOSED INTEGRATION AMONG ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS, MEDIARICHNESS AND STRUCTURAL DESIGN. Texas A and M University. Department ofManagement. College Station, TX: November 1984. 64 p. AD Number:A149317

AN ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE DEPUTY CHIEF OFSTAFF FOR PLANS, U.S. ARMY MILITARY PERSONNEL CENTER. Naval PostgraduateSchool. Monterey, CA: March 1985. 88 p. AD Number: A155299

AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIA RICHNESS ANDMANAGERIAL INFORMATION PROCESSING. Texas A and M University. Departmentof Management. College Station, TX: July 1984. 73 p. AD Number: A143503

ANALYSIS OF INTEGRATED AND NONINTEGRATED VOICE AND DATA NETWORKS FOR DODCOMMUNICATIONS. Air Force Institute of Technology. School of Engineering.Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: September 1985. 146 p. AD Number: A164176

BALANCING ARMY DATA ACQUISITION POLICIES AND PRACTICES. Army ProcurementResearch Office. Fort Lee, VA: May 1984. 85 p. AD Number: A143365

BATTLE GROUP ASSET MANAGEMENT DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM. Naval PostgraduateSchool. Monterey, CA: March 1984. 229 p. AD Number: A144051

BUILDING COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS DATA BASES FOR CER (COST ESTIMATINGRELATIONSHIP) DEVELOPMENT. Management Consulting and Research, Inc. FallsChurch, VA: September 20, 1985. 68 p. AD Number: A162780

COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS FOR DATA ANALYSIS, PART 1. INTRODUCTION. StanfordUniversity., Lab for Computational Statistics. Stanford, CA: April 1984.23 p. AD Number: A148677

COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS FOR DATA ANALYSIS, PART 2. HARDWARE. StanfordUniversity. Lab for Computational Statistics. Stanford, CA: April 1984.24 p. AD Number: A148678

C31 (COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS AND INTELLIGENCE) INFORMATION SYSTEMSINTERNETWORK STUDY. In-titute for Defense Analyses. Alexandria, VA:April 1984. 111 p. AD Number: A144271

DATA ADMINISTRATION AND ITS ROLE AT NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS HEADQUARTERS.Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey, CA: September 1985. 64 p. ADNumber: A161180

DATA BASE MANAGEMENT: PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE, NOVEMBER 1-2, 1984,HELD AT MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA. Stanford University. Department ofStatistics. Stanford, CA: July 31, 1985. 30? p. AD Number: A158285

DESCRIPTION OF THE SOFTWARE ACQUISITION PROCESS (SWAP) MODEL. Mitre Corp.Bedford, MA: August 1985. 202 p. AD Number: A145413

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DETERMINING THE COST OF ACQUISITION DATA PACKAGES. Analytics Inc. Dayton,OH: June 28, 1985. 87 p. AD Number: A163001

IMPLEMENTING AUTOMATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE AIR FORCE. Air Commandand Staff College. Maxwell AFB, AL: April 1984. 34 p. AD Number:A143398

IMS--ALTERNATIVES, ANALYSIS, AND STRATEGIES. REVISION. Alfred P. SloanSchool of Management. Cambridge, MA: December 1985. 60 p. AD Number:A163505

INFORMATION SYSTEMS PLAN. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District. St.Paul, MN: April 1985. 272 p. AD Number: A157911

INTEGRATED BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM: INTEGRATING RESOURCES BYINTEGRATING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES. Defense Technical InformationCenter. Alexandria, VA: May 1985. 10 p. AD Number: A157700

INVESTIGATION OF DBMS (DA'TA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS) FOR USE IN A RESEARCHENVIRONMENT. Rand Corp. Santa Monica, CA: February 1985. 105 p. ADNumber: A154862

LEARNING TO LIVE WITH DIVESTITURE. Army War College. Carlisle Barracks,

PA: April 30, 1985. 30 p. AD Number: A158160

MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR AN UNCLASSIFIED CENTER. Naval Postgraduate

School. Monterey, CA:, September 1984. 52 p. AD Number: A151 7 74

METHODOLOGY INVESTIGATION FOR AUTOMATION OF INTEROPERABILITY TEST DATAANALYSIS. Army Electronic Proving C-round. Fort Huachuca, AZ: April 1984.52 p. AD Number: A139846

ORGANIZATIONS AND INFORMATION PROCESSING: A FIELD STUDY OF RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT UNITS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SYSTEMS COMMAND. AirForce Institute of Technology. Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: August 1984.349 p. AD Number: A147381

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ARMY CONFERENCE ON APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE TO BATTLEFIELD INFORMATION MANAGEMENT HELD AT WHITE OAK,MARYLAND ON APRIL 20, 21, AND 22, 1983. Battelle Washington Oporations.Washington, DC: January 31, 1984. 288 p. AD Number: A. 396895

SECURE RELIABLE PROCESSING SYSTEMS. University of California, Lo- Angeles.Department of Computer Science. Los Angeles, CA: February 21, 1984.160 p. AD Numberý A140150

THE NAVY'S MODEL FOR ASSESSING LEASE VERSUS BUY DECISIONS IN SATELLITECOMhUNICATIONS SYSTEMS. AN EVALUATION. Naval Postgraduate School.

"" Monterey, CA: June 1985. 71 p. AD Number: A159716

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TOWARDS AN IDEAL DATABASE SERVER FOR OFFICE AUTOMATION ENVIRONMENTS. NavalPostgraduate School. Monterey, CA: October 1984. 28 p. AD Number:

A148184

LEGAL PERIODICALS

"Army Automatic Data Processing Acquisition Update." M.W. Reardon. ARMYLAWYER 1986:16-23, February 1986

"Aspects of International Satellite Communications..." COLUMBIA JOURNAL OFTRANSNATIONAL LAW AND POLICY 24:1-169, 1985

"Automated Legislative Information Systems: A New Tool for LegalResearch." S.B. Kauffman. LAW LIBRARY JOURNAL 76:233-263, Spring1983

"A Brief History of Computer-Assisted Legal Research (OBAR Project)."William C. Harrington. LAW LIBRARY JOURNAL 77:543-556, Summer 1985

"A Chronicle of Policy and Procedure: The Formulation of the ReaganAdministration Policy on International Satellite Telecommunications."R.R. Colino. JOURNAL OF SPACE LAW 13:103-156, 1985

"Computer Contract Challenges." J. Joseph. COMPUTER LAW JOURNAL 5:379-391, Winter 1985

"Computers and the Lawyer." TRIAL 21:14-18+, January 1985

"Computers in the Courtroom: Using Computer Diagnosis as Expert Opinion."COMPUTER LAW JOURNAL 5:217-231, Fall 1984

"Electronic Mail Means Instant Delivery." E. Couric. AMERICAN BARASSOCIATION JOURNAL 71:96-99, January 1985

"Ending Structural Separation for Telephone Companies." W.G. Lavey.CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW 18:81-114, Fall 1985

"Federal and State Roles in Telecommunications: The Effects ofDeregulation." Eli M. Noam. VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 36:949-983, May1983

"Federal Government Computer Data Sharing and the Threat to Privacy."James R. Dietz. UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT JOURNAL OF URBAN LAW 61:605-623, Summer 1984

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"The Future of Teletext: Legal Implications of the FCC Deregulation ofElectronic Publishing." W. Scott Simmer. IOWA LAW REVIEW 70:709-736,March 1985

"Global Governance of Global Networks: A Survey of Transborder Data Flowin Transition (A Special Symposium: The New Technology in theCommunications Industry: Legal Problems in a Brave New World.)" AnneW. Branscomb. VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 36:985-1043, May 1983

"International Information Networks." Tedson J. Meyers. JURIMETRICSJOURNAL 24:171-178, Winter 1984

"International Cooperation and National Sovereignty--Unchanged Role ofNational Sovereignty in the Provision of International Telecommunica-tion Services." Sei Kagevama. CASE WESTERN RESERVE JOURNAL OF INTER-NATIONAL LAW 16:265-285, Spring 1984

"International Telecommunications: Radio Marti-Radio Broadcasting to CubaAct." Duffy A. Asher. HARVARD INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL 25:483-490,Spring 1984

"The Legal Challenge Posed by the New Technologies." David Andrews.JURIMETRICS JOURNAL 24:43-57, Fall 1983

"Legal Database Research: A Cost-Benefit Analysis." Kelly L.Fre7. LEGAL ECONOMICS 10:32-34, September/October 1984

"Legal Symposium Panel on Space Telecommunications Issues, InternationalTelecommunication Union Forum 83, Geneva, October 18, 1983." MartinA. Rothblatt. JOURNAL OF SPACE LAW 12:74-76, Spring 1984

"Overburdened Courts and Underutilized Information Technology:, A ModernPrescription for a Chronic Disorder." B. Forst.' JUDICATURE 68:30-36, June/July 1984

"Military Justire Automation.". J.R. Perrin. ARMY LAWYER 1986:24-28,February 1986

Regulating the Interception and Disclosure of Wire, Radio, and OralCommunications: A Case Study of Federal Statutory A'otiquation."Bruce E. Fein. HARVARD JOURNAL ON LEGISLATION 22:47-96, Winter 1985

"Stop Playing Hide and Seek with Your Documents." P.S. Snyder.AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 72:54-56, April 1986

"A Survey of Computerized Information for Lawyers: Lexis, Juris, Westlawand Flite." John T. Soma and Andrea R. Stern. DEFENSE LAW JOURNAL33:181-198, Spring 1984

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"Thirteenth Annual Conference on the Global Telecommunicatlons RevoluticLI,Columbia University School of Law, March 29, 1985 (Summary)."Katherine M. Gorove. JOURNAL OF SPACE LAW 13:36-39, Spring 1985.

"Upgrading Your Law Office Computer System." R.L. Robbins, J.A. Sprowl.AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 71:54-56, August 1985

CONGRESSIONAL MATERIALS

U.S. Congress. House. Gcvernment Operations Committee. ELECTRONICCOLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION BY FEDERAL AGENCIES: APOLICY OVERVIEW. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1986. CIS 1986 MF H403-1

U.S. Congress. House. Science and Technology Committee. COMPUTER ANDCOMMUNICATIONS SECURITY AND PRIVACY. Hearings, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess.,1984. CIS 1984 MF H701-15

COMPUTER SECURITY POLICIES. Hearings, 99th Cong., 1st Sess.,1985. CIS 1985 MF H701-88

SUPERCOMPUTERS. Hearings, 98th Cong., Ist Sess., 1983. CIS 1984MF H701-17

U.S. Congress. House. Veterans' Affairs Committee. VA PLAN FOR AUTOMATEDDATA PROCESSING, OFFICE AUTOMATION, AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES.Hearings, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1984. CIS 1985 MF H761-11

U.S. Congress. Senate. Governmental Affairs Committee. TRANSFER OFTECHNOLOGY. Hearings, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1984. CIS 1985 MF S401-6

U.S. Congress. Senate. Judiciary Committee. AVAILABILITY AND RELIABILITYOF AGENCY INFORMATION. Hearings, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1984. CIS1985 MF S521-66

U.S. Office of Technology Assessment. AUTOMATION OF AMERICA'S OFFICES.99th Cong., Ist Sess., 1985. See: "Automation of Federal GovernmentOffices," p. 231-261. CIS 1985 MF J952-77

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: MANAGEMENT, SECURITYAND CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT. 99th Cong , 2nd Sess. , 1986. CIS 1986 MFJ952-16

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY R&D: CRITICAL TRENDS AND ISSUES. 99thCong., ist Sesa ., 1985. CIS 1985 MF J952-8

SUPERCOMPUTERS: GOVERNMENT PLANS AND POLICIES, BACKGROUND PAPER.99th Cong., 2nd Sess. , 1986. CIS 1986 MF J952-26

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