Building an office at home
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Home offices should be equipped witha computer using a Pnetium chip, or a 486DX2/66 computer. Microsoft Windows needs a largeamount of memory and 16Mb is needed for graphics. Monitors should provide a display whichis flicker free. Home office users seeking to use e-mail need a modem. Offices should also beequipped with a fax machine. Laser printers can be purchased for less than 40 pounds sterling. Ahome office can be setup for 2,000 pounds sterling, but spending 3,500 pounds would buy thelatest equipment.
Publication Name: Investors Chronicle
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0261-3115
Year: 1995
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The office that fits into your briefcase
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Mobile office technology allows communicationbetween the office and locations at home or travelling. Virtual offices are being created throughinnovations such as laptop computers and mobile phone. PC cards allow data to be transmittedusing digital networks. GSM phones and data cards can perform in the same way as desktopcomputers which are connected to local area networks. Equipment from different manufacturersmay not be compatible and prices look set to fall.
Publication Name: Investors Chronicle
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0261-3115
Year: 1995
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IBM
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International Business Machines (IBM) performed better than expected in 2nd qtr 1995, but concern over technology shares has affected share prices. US demand could be growing less rapidly in 1995, and demand in some European countries is still sluggish. Mainframes account for some 50% of IBM's revenues. The performance of the company's shares will depend in part on the performance of technology stocks as a whole, and on the US economic recovery.
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Subject: Business
ISSN: 0261-3115
Year: 1995
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