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Business Application Software (4/30/1984)

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A look at the popular new software programs for business.

Guests: Herb Lechner, SRI; Chuck Kinch, Computerland; Stewart Reges, Stanford; Dan Carro, IBM; Bill Blackmer, Levi Strauss

Products/Demos: Lotus 123, SuperCalc 3PC Talk, CrossTalk, IBM Professional Office System

This movie is part of the collection: Computer Chronicles

Keywords: Episode year: 1984; business; software

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Reviewer: sjspaulding - - December 26, 2003
Subject: Business Applications
This was an interesting episode that covered some business application demonstrations as well as some discussion on the future of business applications. Some discussion included the difference between horizontal and vertical applications and the fear that the employees had of the new computers.

I found it interesting that Stewart Reges of Stanford mentioned he believed that in the future computers in the business would be as commonplace as phones. He was absolutely right!

I found the demonstration by Bill Blackmer of Levi Strauss particularly interesting. In it he demonstrates a piece of software written my IBM to set up a meeting with another employee.