Articles from Communications News (January 1, 1984)

Title	Author	Type	Words
After Years of Steady Growth Use of Facsimile Explodes.	Perna, I.		1587
Can Profits Be Realized in Low End of Communications Business Environment?	Solomon, G.D.		988
Changing BOC Relationships with Vendors Mean Large Sales for the Right Suppliers.	Smith, A.	transcript	794
Cooperation and Competition in the Development of a New Era in International Communications.	Brophy, T.F.	transcript	2199
DIDS Remote Terminal System Offered as Solution to Logistics Automation Problems.	Downey, J.		1166
Dynamic Telecom Industry Providing Great Opportunities for Those Adapting to Change.	Hinkle, J.	transcript	847
Harmonization of Network Capabilities and New Customer Services.	Murphy, E.F.	transcript	2401
High Speed Data Transmission Improves Customer Service and Boosts Productivity.	Downey, R.; Painter, G.		1603
Largest NATA Convention and Showcase Set Stage for New Growth Opportunities.	Spievack, E.	transcript	1628
New York Institute of Technology Links Computers Via Data Communications Net.	Elliot, D.		732
Northeastern Hospital Delegates Telephone Cost Control to Department Heads with CDR.	Girifalco, M.		763
PMTC Multipath Film Creates Worldwide Attention in the Communications Field.	Byrne, K.		1311
Responding to User Needs...with Services for Today and Tomorrow.	Flanagan, R.M.	transcript	2546
Some User Views of Telecommunications Needs.	Rudin, H.	transcript	788
Telpak May Be Dead, but Closer Look Shows a Better Deal Ahead.	Riley, I.		2317
The Why, Who, and How of Alternative Local Distribution of Communications.	Palmer, R.; Skipwith, D.		2878
Voice Messaging Seen as Tool Business Users Can Use to Avoid Telephone Tag.	Crowe, J.		910