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This article presents an interview with cartoonist Scott Adams. Adams shares his views about the corporate world through his Dilbert comic strip. When asked about the effect of technology on the comic strip, Adams technology has become problematic for him because he cannot draw it. Adams consider himself an odd cartoonist. Adams also shared his view of former U.S. Vice President Al Gore.

Presents an interview with Scott Adams, creator of cartoon characters Dilbert and Dogbert. Whether Adams dislike managers; Differences between Dilbert and Dogbert; Adams' opinion of himself as manager.

Presents an interview with renowned management guru Scott Adams, discoverer of the Dilbert Principle for management, about how to deal with managers who rely upon their technical people almost all the time. Advice concerning the dilemma that most technical people encounter; Adams' explanation for the wide patronage of his cartoons; View on management's interest on technical fads. INSET: The Dilbert Principle, by Scott Adams..

Features Scott Adams' `Dilbert' cartoon character. Presentation of gems of corporate incompetence in the strip; Receipt of electronic mail from fans on the subject of Dilbert losing his virginity; Parody of the information age. INSET: Dilbert doesn't own the on-line highway..

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

A cartoon titled "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The author expresses his desires to write about the repackaging of the dark side of marketing. He mentions the American comic strip Dilbert written by cartoonist Scott Adams as a referenced in his column and the character of a Pointy-Haired Boss who thinks all marketers do is segmentation and focus groups which combines to create one of the business tropes he hate the most. Also shares that every major cloud vendor has accused of repackaging its enterprise product.

Reports on the launching of the `Dilbert' animated series on United Paramount Network. Work of Scott Adams; Actor chosen to do the voice of Dilbert; Advantages of animation.

Reports that the National Cartoonists Society has awarded Scott Adams, creator of the `Dilbert' comic strip the Reubens award in a ceremony held on April 25, 1998 in Pasadena, California. Increasing number of newspapers with the `Dilbert' comic strip; Adams' remarks when he accepted the award.

The article reports that "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams developed a Dilbertfiles service that allows people to send or store large computer files and promoted it through hsi comic strip. He promoted the brand in the strips published in January 19, 21, and 23, 2009. With this, Adams was fired for using his day job to launch the outside business.

The article offers news briefs on issues related to notable people in the information technology sector of the U.S. as of January 8, 2007. The Bill Gates for President movement has launched an online petition, following an endorsement from Dilbert creator Scott Adams. Todd Shriber, the former press secretary to Representative Denny Rehberg who tried to hire hackers from Attrition.org to improve his college grades, was fired. Chunks of the historic 2006 blizzard are being auctioned by Coloradans Jim and Mary Walker on eBay.

Focuses on Lazy Entrepreneur, a web site created by Scott Adams which encourages fans an opportunity to share their ideas for an invention. Ideas for invention contained in the site.

Reports on `Dilbert' creator Scott Adams' hardcover in light of the war of words between Adams and syndicated media columnist Norman Solomon. Adams' use of eight pages of `The Joy of Work: Dilbert's Guide to Finding Happiness at the Expense of Your Co-workers' as response to Solomon's book.

Interviews cartoonist Scott Adams, creator of the character Dilbert, about management misfires. Dilbert principle; Comment on empowerment; Reason companies listen to consultants more than their own employees.

Reports that cartoonist Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, is no longer an integrated-services digital network (ISDN) engineer with Pacific Bell.

Reports on the speech delivered by `Dilbert' comic strip character creator Scott Adams at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Signing of autographs in Boston, Sacramento and San Francisco.

Profiles Scott Adams, cartoonist of the `Dilbert' cartoon strip in the United States. List of boyhood ambitions; Educational background; Career history.

Reports on the release of the book `The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century,' by Scott Adams. Promotion of the book by the United Feature Syndicate; Availability of Adams' cartoon characters in greeting cards.

Presents cartoonist Scott Adams' reactions to the criticism of his cartoon strip `Dilbert' by syndicated writer Norman Solomon. Superficiality of cartoonist Scott Adams' support for corporate employees; Satirizing of middle management rather than the chief executives and the owners; Adams' intention is drawing the cartoon.

Reports on HarperBusiness' agreement to publish hardcover business books by `Dilbert' comic creator Scott Adams. Andrews and McMeel's publication of two softcover `Dilbert' comic collections; Production of `Dilbert' calendars in five formats; Sales of Adams' hardcover business books, `The Dilbert Principle' and `Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook.'

Reports on the cameo appearance of `Dilbert' cartoon creator, Scott Adams on a September 25, 1996 episode of NBC's `NewsRadio' sitcom and guesting on ABC's `Good Morning America' and CNN.

Reports on `Newsweek' magazine's article entitled `Work Is Hell,' about `Dilbert' cartoon character creator, Scott Adams of United Feature Syndicate.

Reports on electronic newsletter `Dilbert' writer and cartoonist Scott Adams' comments on the 1995 Communications Decency Act in the United States.

Reports that `Dilbert,' cartoon artist Scott Adams has won the Adamson Prize for best humor strip from the Swedish Academy of Comic Art.

Reports that `Dilbert' creator Scott Adams of United Feature Syndicate was chosen to judge the `Worst Boss' contest sponsored by the National Association of Working Women.

Reports that several employees complain about management by idiots, according to a poll conducted by cartoonist Scott Adams on `Dilbert' comic strip readers' top workplace complaints.

Reports that Scott Adams, creator of the cartoon character Dilbert, was fired by Pac Bell.

Presents a comic strip by Scott Adams intended for Microsoft Corp. chairman Bill Gates. `Infoworld' magazine's answer to Gates' question on how columnists tend to know more about a computer company's products without the resources the company has for product testing and development.

Reports on the eight-figure book and calendar negotiated by United Media with Scott Adams, the creator of the cartoon character Dilbert. Plan by Adams to write a spoof of Bill Gate's `The Road Ahead' that will be published in May 1997, according to HarperBusiness director of marketing Lisa Berkowitz.

Opinion. Reveals what beneficial truths can be gained from reading Scott Adams' books `The Dilbert Principle,' and `Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook.' Adams' cynicism; Several principles the author found valuable; The critique of the mission statement.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert" is presented about a supervisor who refuses to study a subordinate's technical recommendation.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert" is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert" is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert" by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

This section presents a comic strip featuring Dilbert.

Presents a comic strip about computer systems for business management.

This section presents a comic strip on employees who always complain.

Features SMU200A vector signal generator developed by Rohde and Schwarz company. Features of the instrument; Power levels of the instrument; Requirements of adjacent-channel power measurements met by the instrument.

Presents the gas chromatographic analysis of free fatty acids present in saw palmetto using Meth-Prep I derivatizing reagent and an Alltech AT-FAME capillary column. Derivatization of free fatty acids prior to gas chromatography analysis; Equipment used and experimental conditions; Possibility of analyzing free fatty acid content of saw palmetto nutraceuticals using derivatizing agents and AT-FAME capillary column.

Presents a comic strip on exit interview.

Presents a cartoon on the work performance of manager.