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Africa's decision to join the United Nations program to develop a global electronic data interchange

Customer service agents at Burlington Air Express no longer have to search for a paper copy of the a

GERMANY'S POSTAL CODE TO COST $244 MILLIONBONN, Germany - The introduction of German

Raytheon Co. has signed a $106 million agreement with the National Airports Authority of India (NAAI

Douglas H. Hanson smiles when he sees a stretch of railroad tracks, notbecause of the romanc

Information Technology Association of America. March 29. Chicago. Mark L. Gordon, managing partner o

New Jersey's NJ Transit Corp. is giving away on-board computers free to private transit carriers to

Efforts at developing a global electronic trade data interchange scheme to replace the long and cost

Lack of money and a cautious approach to technology development will keep the construction of high-s

With enough cable-laying work to keep busy until the end of the century, it's no wonder that America

Delta Air Lines has joined an automated cargo information system called Scitor. ''The Scitor

KAO INFOSYSTEMS BUYS AMERICAN HELIXPLYMOUTH, Mass. - Aiming to offer expanded servic

Principles of EDI. March 24-26. Sponsored by Price Waterhouse. Baxter Healthcare Corp., Chicago. Con

BT NORTH AMERICA INC. (San Jose, Calif.) - Donald Heath was appointed vice president, product manage

U.S. small-business owners say information technology is so crucial that half of them plan to boost

Principles of EDI. March 3-5. Sponsored by Price Waterhouse. Royal Bank, Toronto. Contact: EDI Group

If you thought piracy disappeared from the shipping industry 200 years ago together with Captain Kid

Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), a $1.5 billion San Diego- based system integration

The first of 12 football field-sized tubes that you may be driving through later this decade have be

EDI Legal and Audit Issues. Feb. 22-23. Sponsored by Price Waterhouse. GE Information Servicestraini

Tractor tugs are becoming a hot subject in maritime circles. More and more state and federal

In its continuing quest to take market share from Airbus Industrie and McDonnell Douglas Corp., Boei

Federal Express Corp. plans to distribute thousands of new personal computers to customers who ship

Use of twin-engine airliners on long over-water service is now commonplace and growing, a Boeing exe

In a report on fourth-quarter 1992 earnings that won praise from financial analysts, rail signaling

Almost nine in 10 Americans would support a federal public works initiative targeted at road and bri

ProMat '93. International material-handling systems and technologies exposition, Feb. 8-11. McCormic

Trying to make good on his promise of a technology-friendly administration and sending a warning of

The U.S. Air Force awarded an AlliedSignal/Chrysler team a contract to upgrade aviation electronics

Aug. 9, 1992: Harold M. Arbeitman and his passenger, Evelyne Hughes, die after an accident in which

The relatively high cost of mechanically refrigerated trailers and containers, coupled with traffic

In 1840, Alexis De Tocqueville wrote that "America is a land of wonders in which everything is in co

The dawn of high-speed, high-capacity "information highways" may have begun, but the computerized da

McDonnell Douglas Corp. is redesigning a key part of the C-17 cargo plane after encountering problem

Looking to draw closer to private space organizations emerging in the former Soviet Union, McDonnell

When Metroliner No. 112 rolls into 30th Street Station at 1:38 p.m. today, its passengers will not o

A battle over advertising claims by the two top truck producers is heating up, with Navistar Interna

'92 Benchmarking EDI Project Retreat. Three-day seminar sponsored by Price Waterhouse, Feb. 3-5. Tam

Unisys Corp. has sold a $1 million computer system to Cargo Center Copenhagen, enabling the Danish a

RAYTHEON WINS DUTCH RADAR CONTRACTLEXINGTON, Mass. - The Dutch Air Traffic Control organizat