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Articles in August, 1990 issue of Communications News

• Successful voice mail: GE supports AMIS standard and boosts return on investment
  by Curt Harler
• Break the info-sharing barrier
  by Judy Galgano
• Integrated database for computer illiterates: enables truck broker to concentrate on sales
• Why Chase Manhattan chose channel extenders
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• ISDN broadens options in university's classrooms
• 900, 976 are bargain in California
• ICA challenges BOCs on 'business as usual'
• Bob Black of Exxon retires
  by Roger Underwood
• American Airlines uses X.400 to meet connectivity goals
• Utility's E-mail stops interoffice memo jam
• User clout fuels drive for open systems standards
  by Morris Edwards
• Backup power keeps ticket operation running
• Voice system helps handle 2.5 million calls
• 1990 Ad
  by August Blegen
• Messaging desk to desk has new role
• Voice messaging: figuring the cost to own vs. the price to get
  by Cathy Cloud
• Handling move and merger: how Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Ohio reacted to major change
• Overcoming user resistance to change
• Does your raise measure up?
• Users will lose with price caps, say TCA, ICA
• IRS' voice system stems huge call overflows
• Broadband may be only hope for ISDN
  by Paul Kirvan
• Speedy stock checks saving BMW big bucks
• How post office handles inquiries: 68 postal answer lines take cost questions
• California dreamin': fax server/database helps keep drivers' dreams alive
  by Srini Nageshwar
• Retailer streamlines credit authorization
• FTS2000: world's biggest private network
  by Doyle Girouard
• College's voice network lets students sign up by telephone
• Using ISDN for data transfers is money saver
• Finally a tariff you can live with
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• AMIS, X.400 to lead way
  by Greg Hawkins
• E-mail plugs people drain
• Is SAA dead?
• 1990 Ad
• IBM offers more control
• No bull: ISDN standards are ready