Word processing and information management
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Everyone here tonight must be aware by now that we have entered a new, technological erain fact, a second industrial revolution. If you are not aware of the new developments taking place you are either blind, deafor, even worse,either not interested or of the opinion that it does not affect you personally. Either of the latter points can be fatal Anyone who feels that they are not involved is going to become the Twentieth Century equivalent of the Dodo and anyone who is not interested in new technology is not, in my view, worthy of being called a professionalwhatever his profession may be
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