Whichever way the chips may fall...

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Intel Chmn Andy Grove, who is touring Europe at a time when his company is set to face competition from AMD's Athlon chip, believes strongly in strategic inflection points for business, with new technologies changing the parameters for all players. He has emphasized that Intel is determined to compete with any company entering the microprocessor sector, and has indicated that there is no part of the sector in which the company is not interested. He rejects claims that Intel has an unhealthy monopoly on the PC market.

Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Microprocessor Chips, European Union, Integrated & Hybrid Circuits, Semiconductor industry, CPUs (Central processing units), Intel Corp., Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Grove, Andrew S.

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Meet Big Brother's worst nightmare

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Computer encryption is necessary because technology allows large-scale monitoring of communications, according to software engineer Phil Zimmerman, a senior fellow with Network Associates. He regards encryption as a form of envelope for electronic mail. For him, encryption has become a political issue, as he basically distrusts government. He does not believe that strong encryption would be to the benefit of criminals, as criminal activity always leaves traces.

Software Publishers, Data Encryption Software Pkgs, Computer software industry, Software industry, Data encryption, Encryption software, Interview, Ethical aspects, Network Associates Inc., Zimmerman, Phil

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'Marketing is a key business tool.'

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Marketing is vital for even the smallest businesses. Advertising can be expensive, so must be appropriately targeted. Sending a press release to a local newspaper or radio station can be effective, and it is also useful to work with professional bodies and trade associations.

Marketing procedures, Administration of General Economic Programs, Marketing, Marketing/Advertising Methods, Admin. of general economic programs, Small Business Administration, Methods, Brief Article, Small business

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