Managing Technology


Recent Managing Technology Articles

Mother of Invention

By Robert A. Mamis |  Oct 1, 1989

Chicago woman builds a business "incubator" where she helps inner-city entrepreneurs.  Read more

Gearing Up

By Ellyn E. Spragins |  Oct 1, 1989

A start-up saves money and time by obtaining equipment through a venture leasing deal.  Read more

Pet Control

By Leslie Brokaw |  Oct 1, 1989

Company hopes to create a sterilizaton vaccine for animals to use as an alternative to surgical spaying.  Read more

The Littlest PC

By Cary Lu |  Sep 1, 1989

Computer company has created a one-pound portable IBM compatible computer.  Read more

Star Words

By Leslie Brokaw |  Sep 1, 1989

Company has the first U.S. commercial license for using radio signals bounced off of meteor dust.  Read more

Our Real Competitive Edge

By Joel Kotkin |  Sep 1, 1989

Start-ups may be the U.S.' best hope in the high-tech production competition against Japan.  Read more

Modern Times

By Paul B. Brown |  Aug 1, 1989

Surprisingly, the technological revolution hasn't added more time to the average managerial work week.  Read more

Play Ball

By Leslie Brokaw |  Aug 1, 1989

Start-up company is testing a system that will allow television viewers to predict sports plays via laptop computer.  Read more

Computer Smarts

By Inc. staff |  Aug 1, 1989

Joining a computer users group is a good way to learn more about getting the most out of your company computer.  Read more

Boring In

By Jay Finegan |  Jul 1, 1989

Crop Genetics International has engineered a safe pesticide that multiplies in the sap of plants.  Read more

3-D Ads

By Leslie Brokaw |  Jul 1, 1989

Dimensional Visions Group Ltd. hopes to make 3-dimensional ad inserts with its new 3-D camera.  Read more

House Calls

By Anne B. Fisher |  Jul 1, 1989

Can Buddy Systems Inc. convince doctors, insurers, and patients to accept its new home monitoring device?  Read more

Vanishing Act

By Leslie Brokaw |  Jun 1, 1989

Plastigone Technologies hopes to ride the environmental wave with an additive that helps plastic to biodegrade.  Read more

Play-by-Play

By Leslie Brokaw |  Jun 1, 1989

SportsBand Network transmits its own radio show for attendees at PGA golf events.  Read more

Fake Blood

By Leslie Brokaw |  Jun 1, 1989

Biopure Corp. is working on the purification of hemoglobin drawn from cows.  Read more

Getting On Line

By Inc. staff |  Jun 1, 1989

A Rhode Island pump manufacturer computerizes its catalogue.  Read more

Consultant in a Can

By Paul A. Strassmann |  Jun 1, 1989

At last, a program that can really help with budgeting and planning.  Read more

Making Lemonade

By Jay Finegan |  May 1, 1989

A software program has been developed to ensure that companies are in compliance with Section 89 of the tax code.  Read more

Big Notes

By Leslie Brokaw |  May 1, 1989

Friedmar Music has developed a magnified slide viewer that projects music measure by measure.  Read more

Seeing Red

By Bruce G. Posner |  May 1, 1989

Animalens Inc. makes and markets red-tinted contact lenses for egg-laying chickens.  Read more

The Entrepreneur of the Decade

By Bo Burlingham and George Gendron |  Apr 1, 1989

An interview with Steven Jobs, Inc.'s Entrepreneur of the Decade  Read more

With A Little Help From His Friends

By John Case |  Apr 1, 1989

A long-shot start-up company gets help from a number of helpful, interested businesspeople.  Read more

Electronic House Calls

By Leslie Brokaw |  Apr 1, 1989

Company develops a telemonitor for at-home health care.  Read more

Hotline

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Mar 1, 1989

Hotline informational paragraphs on the above topic.  Read more

The Thinking Man's Bomb Detector

By Bruce G. Posner |  Mar 1, 1989

New technology, which started as pollution control effort, could detect explosives invisible to metal detectors.  Read more