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Computers can be managed - a CEO's guide

Computers can be managed - a CEO's guide

by Clyde Williams

Information resources management
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Information resources management

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Clyde Williams

1951

Author

Clyde Williams

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1

Language

English

Publisher

Sho-net Systems Ltd. in association with ACENVO and Marks & Spencer.

ISBN

9780953659401

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