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Articles in March, 1990 issue of Communications News

• Users seek best bang for their communications buck
  by Curt Harler
• Navy goes high-tech
• Avis tries harder with global net: army of faxes handles paper blitz
• PBX/software smooths visits
• Modems stretch the law overseas: Bermans attorneys link U.S. and U.K. business
• How to be layoff-proof
  by Paul Kirvan
• Revive old terminals: remote servers help you capitalize on installed base
  by John Jesitus
• Why we changed to VSAT: farm products distributor cuts costs, speeds response
  by Mike O'Brien
• Fax boards vs. carriers: weighing price and function
  by Larry Cohen
• Select the right hardware: a good interconnection strategy takes time and study
  by Paul D. Hawkins
• Are we sinking or swimming?
  by Roger Underwood
• 1990 Ad
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Insurance tracker has 2000-mile T1 link
• Satellife upgrades Polish health care: USAT link to British library is major innovation
• Voice mail improves services: hotel guests like messages in callers' own voices
• The hybrid approach: mixing satellite with land-based solutions
  by Sherin S. Kamal
• Teleconferencing has its own association
  by Jake Landry
• Cellular's faith faces challenges
  by John Jesitus
• Mormons unite congregations: VSATs broadcast twice-yearly conferences
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Prestige network: Infiniti dealerships match high-end cars they market
• Internal medicine: why three hospitals are using internal fax
  by Curt Harler
• Integrate database and CAD: an easier way to deal with wiring diagrams
  by Tim Frye
• 3M moves into ISDN workplace: Austin eyes swift market penetration
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Programmer advances ISDN uses
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Imaging lightens paper load at USC, Raytheon
• Met Life buys growth insurance
  by Bob Gitlin
• Speed dial suits condo owners: state-of-the-art phones at resort hotel
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Opportunity for network advances
  by August Blegen
• How smart users handle long-distance outage; lessons for future in AT&T incident
  by Kevin Tanzillo