Ideas and Information: Managing in a High-tech WorldSimon & Schuster, 1989 - 224 Seiten In sparkling, user-friendly English, Arno Penzias, vice president of Bell Labs, shows how managing information determines success in the modern world. He also demystifies computers through anecdotes and examples and offers a humane vision of how mind and machine can coexist creatively and productively. |
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Preface | 9 |
Information Processing | 17 |
Numbers Words and Pictures | 38 |
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