Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum

The results of a study of computer utilization in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford are presented. The benefits and costs of a dedicated time-sharing system acquired by the Business School to supplement the central campus computer facility are discussed. The study showed that the time-shar...

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Main Authors: MONTGOMERY, David B., Lucas, H. C. Jr., Larreche, J.C.
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spelling sg-smu-ink.lkcsb_research-26032010-09-23T06:24:04Z Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum MONTGOMERY, David B. Lucas, H. C. Jr. Larreche, J.C. The results of a study of computer utilization in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford are presented. The benefits and costs of a dedicated time-sharing system acquired by the Business School to supplement the central campus computer facility are discussed. The study showed that the time-sharing system produced many benefits, including improved service and a lower per student cost for computing. The implications of the Stanford experience for other schools are discussed. 1974-04-01T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/lkcsb_research/1604 info:doi/10.1111/j.1540-5915.1974.tb00614.x Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Business
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MONTGOMERY, David B.
Lucas, H. C. Jr.
Larreche, J.C.
Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
description The results of a study of computer utilization in the Graduate School of Business at Stanford are presented. The benefits and costs of a dedicated time-sharing system acquired by the Business School to supplement the central campus computer facility are discussed. The study showed that the time-sharing system produced many benefits, including improved service and a lower per student cost for computing. The implications of the Stanford experience for other schools are discussed.
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author MONTGOMERY, David B.
Lucas, H. C. Jr.
Larreche, J.C.
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title Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
title_short Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
title_full Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
title_fullStr Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
title_full_unstemmed Integrating the Computer into a Business School Curriculum
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publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
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