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Signals For An Upturn?

By Milton D. Stewart |  Nov 1, 1982

The Small Business High Technology Institute stands ready to mobilize the private sector and to stimulate the federal governemnt toward maximizing innovation.  Read story

Corporate Spies;

By William Souder |  Oct 1, 1985

ONCE UPON A TIME, ONLY BIG companies had to worry about computer crime. But times change. Small companies are increasingly vulnerable to computer c...  Read story

If You Come, They Will Build It

By Lee H. Smith |  Nov 1, 1999

Have a great product idea but lack the resources to develop it? Here's how inventors-for-hire can take your brilliant germ of an idea and transform it into a...  Read story

Inner Secrets

Feb 1, 1983

Careful consideration of passwords used on your computer system will reduce your company's vulnerabilily to computer theft. Russell Dewey, a senior ...  Read story

Coast To Coast

By Joshua Hyatt |  Oct 1, 1987

This year's survey tells the tale of two economies. The one that's flourishing has top universities, a strong technology base -- and an ocean view  Read story

Better Boat Building;

Oct 1, 1986

She was the luxury liner everybody wanted, one of the flagships of America's new industrial fleet. When General Motors Corp. launched a national lottery ...  Read story

The Hacker's Bane

By Vin McLellan |  Dec 1, 1983

"Contrary to common belief, we were not behind either the WarGames script or the break-in at the Los Alamos National Lab's computer," says Jeff Burrus wit...  Read story

The Hacker's Bane

By Vin McLellan |  Dec 1, 1983

"Contrary to common belief, we were not behind either the WarGames script or the break-in at the Los Alamos National Lab's computer," says Jeff Burrus wit...  Read story

The New Forecasting: Art And Seance

By Leslie M. Schultz |  Jun 1, 1984

Many entrepreneurs talk about listening to their "inner voices" in making crucial decisions. But lately more and more seem to be interested in hearing oth...  Read story

Somebody's Watching You

By David H. Freedman |  Sep 1, 2005

Googled yourself lately? Then you know it's nearly impossible to keep anything hidden anymore.  Read story

Network

By Various Inc Staff |  Sep 15, 1999

Readers react to articles in Inc. Technology #2, 1999, including "The Great Games of Business," by Leigh Buchanan and "Antiques Road Show," by Jeffr...  Read story

What's Next: Going Medium-Tech

By David H. Freedman |  Dec 1, 2005

Falling behind in technology is a bad idea. But getting out in front isn't always so smart either.  Read story

When Parent Companies Create Orphans

By Joshua Hyatt |  Oct 1, 1985

Bill Sanko had good news when he met with his parent company, GTE Corp., in May 1984. The autonomous division he had spent four years creating was just t...  Read story

Report on the States

By Joshua Hyatt |  Oct 1, 1988

Governor's innovations on economic development may be adopted nationally (rankings and statistics included).  Read story

The "Always On" Economy

By David H. Freedman |  Jun 1, 2005

New, speedy data networks mean anyone can be reached anywhere at any time. See you on the videophone.  Read story

What Business Would You Start?

By Thea Singer |  Mar 1, 2002

If you were to launch a business today, what would it be? That's the question Inc recently posed to some of the sharpest minds in the business world...  Read story

The Gang That Doesn't Think Straight

By Robert A. Mamis |  Oct 1, 1985

Stumped for new product ideas? Meet some pros who look for them from every angle but the obvious.  Read story

Biotech Blues

By John Case |  Jul 1, 1986

All those companies racing to find the cure for cancer and join the Fortune 500 . . . maybe they'll find the cure for cancer.  Read story

Today's 'Down Rounds' Bring Startups Pain

By Kara Scannell |  Mar 12, 2003

From The Wall Street Journal Online Fledgling companies are being forc...  Read story

Of Trojan Horses, Data Diddling, And Logic Bombs

By Vin McLellan |  Jun 1, 1984

How computer thieves are exploiting companies' hidden vulnerabilities  Read story

Life In The Silicon Rain Forest

By Susan Benner |  Jun 1, 1984

Oregon has always been a great place to fish or raise a family. Lately it has become one of the hottest places around to start a company.  Read story

On the Wired Front

By Jill Hecht Maxwell |  Sep 15, 2000

Looking for low-cost real estate, plenty of bandwidth, and a terrific quality of life? These blue-collar communities are designing their own high-tech networ...  Read story

Our Man In Zurich, Tokyo And Hong Kong

By Tom Richman |  Jan 1, 1983

Jack Boles is betting that his general trading company can capitalize on the increasing interdependence of world markets.  Read story

Planning For "the Next Economy"

By Ralph Whitehead Jr. |  Jun 1, 1984

Paul Hawken's provocative approach to corporate strategy is more than just small talk.  Read story

Pint-size Computers

By Abby Solomon |  Mar 1, 1983

As of now, most portable computers are more deadweight than lightweight. Still, if you are looking for a complete business machine to go home to office, you ...  Read story

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