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Articles in June, 1990 issue of Communications News

• Round up wayward data: corraling the resources of Wrangler & other clothing units
  by John Jesitus
• E-mail helps improve health care
• F-T1: buy only what you need
  by Morris Edwards
• French seek to repeat videotex success in U.S
  by Morris Edwards
• Video's possibilities dominate Texpo program
  by Curt Harler
• Call crunch: ACD service keeps insurance processor ahead of game
• Utility merges centrex and PBX
• Learn what user-friendly really means
  by John Jesitus
• Six-second verification: McKesson's PCS gets near-instant turnaround
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Fight over privacy may cripple ANI
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• ICA questions NTIA's slant on telecomm study
• Union Carbide network balances economy, growth
  by Bob Gitlin
• Rockefeller Center offers telco choice
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Machine takes routine calls
• SUNY knows networks
  by Curt Harler
• 1990 Ad
  by John Jesitus
• Build intelligent networks with off-the-shelf modules
  by Larry Vuksanic
• Hands free to run a city
• Benefits from ANI: computer-aided dispatch is another 911 innovation in Elizabeth
• Outsourcing is the lazy way out
  by August Blegen
• Serving Uncle Sam
• Why users love centrex
  by Curt Harler
• Tune in to AM/FM: PC-based auto-mapping/facilities management
  by Nancy Gates
• Protect your gear: can you cost-justify a UPS?
  by Susan Connell
• Should your job require a license?
  by Paul Kirvan