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Article #169Re: free trade, memory prices, memory wholesalers
From: Kenneth James Clark
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 17:22
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 17:22
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>Marc Russel writes: >> As far as anyone can tell, computerizing the workplace has done almost >> nothing for productivity. Jeff wrote: >You must be on a different planet. FAX machines, email, LANs, etc. have >increased productivity dramatically. Actually, there was a study in '90 (or '91) that concluded that computers in the workplace *hadn't* increased the productivity of workers, but *had* improved the quality of the work. Maybe someone can remember the authors of the study. Of course, I prefer the argument that productivity probably has increased for computer literates, but has remained the same due to the drag of trying to educate non-literates and bring them into the computer age. If this is the case, there will eventually be a very dramatic payoff to computerized workplaces. Stay tuned. KC
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