Over the coming century, computer technology is likely to become capable of reproducing many of the skills now …

computers for business and administrative work. The British government and civil service, paragons of meritocracy in a country … sector, in order to modernize their economy, maintain the competitiveness of British high-technology industries, and … methodologies from the history of technology, institutional history, and labor history, as well as gender analysis, this …

computers, the needs of business, hospital, and non-profit organizations, the importance of communication, and change in …

may be having an impact on wages over and above traditional human capital indicators such as education and work experience … Britain's workplaces. Computing skills especially stand out as expanding rapidly. Thus the diffusion of computing technology …, controlling fo all other indicators of skill, conventiona or otherwise. Moreover, advanced and complex usages of computers earn a …

Agronomists rely increasingly on computers, and more than half of all producers have access to computers. Increasing …, little is known about how satisfied producers are with computers and the extent to which computers are actually used. We … significantly increased user satisfaction and number of software applications used. Greater education also increased user …

gender imbalance via intervention programs aimed at increasing female participation in computing education and ultimately the …

; televisions; printers; computers; monitors; fax machines; copiers; DVD/VCD players; external power supplies; and set-top boxes …