Managing Technology

Great Expectations

By Steve Solomon | Mar 1, 1989

High-powered entrepreneurs develop a local operating network for home and factory automation. Read more

Talking Alarm

By Leslie Brokaw | Mar 1, 1989

New Business paragraph regarding a battery-operated talking smoke alarm. Read more

Keeper Of The Flame

By Curtis Hartman | Mar 1, 1989

A CEO discovers the difference between 'best-made' and 'best-selling' and learns to listen to the market. Read more

The End of the Line

By Hal Plotkin | Feb 1, 1989

One company, plagued by competition of ex-employees, built a technical-information library and lost that, too. Read more

The Last Shift

By Joshua Hyatt | Feb 1, 1989

The world of competition and technological change seen through the eyes of an American machine operator Read more

Keeping Up, With NASA's Help

By Inc. staff | Feb 1, 1989

Information regarding database searching agency for the high-tech information age Read more

Hidden Persuaders

By Cary Lu | Feb 1, 1989

Buying strategies and guide to developments regarding IBM PCs or clones Read more

Hands Off

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Jan 1, 1989

Cleaning up dog droppings in backyards proves to be a profitable business. Read more

Computer Bibles

By Leslie Brokaw | Jan 1, 1989

New Business paragraph on handheld computer that calls up Biblical passages. Read more

Zap Dryer

By Leslie Brokaw | Jan 1, 1989

New Business paragraph on microwave clothes dryers. Read more

The 1988 Inc. 500

By Leslie Brokaw | Dec 1, 1988

Brief profiles of 15 Inc. 500 companies. Read more

Just the Fax

By Leslie Brokaw | Dec 1, 1988

New business information on public fax machines. Read more

Seeing Is Believing

By Cary Lu | Dec 1, 1988

Tips on the use and features of video camcorders in business. Read more

Up From Academe

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Nov 1, 1988

Former professor creates an intuitive-feeling, time-saving software package for entrepreneurs. Read more

Prematurely Gray?

By David L. Birch | Nov 1, 1988

Statistics show that the high-tech industry has a low failure rate, despite reputation. Read more

Fax Finding

By Cary Lu | Nov 1, 1988

Features, resources, and other information regarding the fast-growing facsimile system. Read more

Radon, Radon Go Away

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Oct 1, 1988

New business information on trends in combating radon. Read more

Hot and Cold Running Products

By Teri Lammers | Oct 1, 1988

A database offered by Marketing Intelligence Inc., contains info on thousands of consumer products. Read more

The Automated Check

By Leslie Brokaw | Oct 1, 1988

New business information on hand-held electronic server pads for waitstaff. Read more

The Return of the Floppies

By Joel Kotkin | Sep 1, 1988

Floppy disk drive company looks to innovate to compete with Japanese manufacturers. Read more

Space-Age Phone

By Leslie Brokaw | Sep 1, 1988

New business manufactures dime-size microphone/receiver to replace the traditional phone handset. Read more

Coping With Chaos

By Cary Lu | Sep 1, 1988

Advice on the microcomputer confusion, caused by the incompatibility of three different processing chips. Read more

Play Money

By Robert A. Mamis | Aug 1, 1988

Founder of simulated stock market confronts decision among three different long-term growth strategies. Read more

Bathtubs for Wheelchairs

By Leslie Brokaw | Aug 1, 1988

New business provides mobile cleaning service for hospital equipment. Read more

Technocrats

By Inc. staff | Aug 1, 1988

Some quick facts about the percentage of fast-growth companies accessing databases and using e-mail. Read more