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Features the Spring Joint Computer Conference on computing profession in a changing environment held at the Atlantic City Convention Hall in New Jersey on May 1971. Estimated number of attendees; Social aspects emphasized in the technical program.

Features several New Jersey information technology consulting firms that prospered through hard times in the computer industry. cyberThink; Bridgewater; Axis Consulting.

Forecasts the positive growth of software companies in New Jersey for year 2000. Focus of marketing efforts on the electronic commerce field; Increase in the revenues of Bluestone Software; Advantage of the acquisition of G. Triad Enterprises by Computer Horizons.

Focuses on R & D Data Products, a value-added reseller of computer hardware and network systems for Digital Equipment in South Brunswick, New Jersey. How the company got started; Comments from Richard Diatlo, owner of the company; Growth of the company; Revenues generated by the company; Hopes of Diatlo.

Focuses on Open Access Systems Corporation (OASYS), a computer company in Oakland, New Jersey. Comments from Chris Johnson, president and co-owner of the company; History of the company; Main strength of the company; Details on the company.

Presents information on Mobile Computing Solutions Incorporated, a computer company in Somerset, New Jersey. Comments from Thomas Platt and William Rom, owners of the company; History of the company; Details on the company.

The article discusses the results of a study conducted in October 2008 by Parsippany, New Jersey-based T3i Group on Unified Communications applications. The results of the study showed that 65% of the 200 enterprises surveyed in the U.S. are enforcing, testing or planning to implement Unified Communications applications. However, 7% of respondents reported that their unified communications plans are on hold, while 16% noted that they have had a major reduction in implementation plans due to cutbacks in Information Technology (IT) spending.

Reports that Software House International, a computer products supplier based in Somerset, New Jersey, has been recognized as the top minority-owned business in the U.S. Award through DiversityBusiness.com a Web site that bills itself as the largest organization of minority-owned businesses in the U.S.; Annual revenues; Products; Launch in 1989.

Reports the 2002 first-quarter sales performance of information technology services provider Automatic Data Processing Inc. in Roseland, New Jersey. Rate of increase in net profit; Percentile of drop in auto dealer management systems sales; Assessment of chief executive Arthur Weinback on the slow recovery of the firm.

Profiles Talmon Marco, president and co-founder of Expand Networks in New Jersey. Career background; Views of Marco on the reasons for the success of the business; Strategy used by Marco to draw customers to the business.

Focuses on Hackensack, New Jersey-based GoAmerica Inc.'s introduction of laptops and personal digital assistants that connect to the Internet. Price range of wireless modems; Monthly subscription to the Go.Web wireless Internet portal; Budget for branding campaign.

Presents information on issues related to computer bandwidth, network services and technology. Unveiling of a wireless technology from AirFiber designed to provide a high-speed link to businesses; Decision to held the first Silicon Parkway Summits in New Jersey; Appointment of Ron Martin as chief operating officer of Fujitsu Network Communications.

Reports on developments at Burlington, New Jersey-based handheld information gadget maker Franklin Electronic Publishers. Departure of chief executive H. Andrew Cross from the firm; Decline in share price; Inability to meet debt payments; Losses in 1998; Value of unsold inventory; Description of business operations.

Takes a look at the success of the Logical Design Solutions, a Morristown, New Jersey-based company which designs human-resource and information programs for large companies. Profile on Chief Executive Officer Mimi Brooks; History of the company; Financial performance of the company since 1989; Projects; Induction in the New Jersey's Finest Hall of Fame.

Takes a look at the success of the NovaSoft Information Technology, a Princeton, New Jersey-based company that offers computer programming services. History of the company; Financial performance of the company in 1997 and 1998; Specializations; Challenges for growth; Client relations.

Reports on the failing stock of the Physician Computer Network of Morris Plains, New Jersey. Background information on the company's stock and revenues; Account on the delay of the company's release of its 1997 financial results; Implication of the company's market loss.

Announces the nominations of two Northern New Jersey organizations for the 1995 Computerworld Smithsonian Awards. Nomination of AT&T Network Systems in Whippany, for its Warehouse of Information for Network Systems; Nomination of Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken for its program called Create: Computing in Research and Education for an Advanced Technology Environment.

Reports on the deal between the computer firm Storis Management Systems and Haynes Bros. Furniture in Parsippany, New Jersey.

Reports on former Chinook Communications executive Andrew Audet's appointment as chief executive of Lemur Networks Inc., an operational support system startup in Eatontown, New Jersey. Audet's career history.

Features Oakland, New Jersey-based solution provider Kurt Salmon Associates. Focus of the company on supply chain management and other electronic business applications for clients in the retail and consumer packaged goods industries; Products and services used.

Introduces the Solution Provider Program in the computer industry in Bridgewater, New Jersey. Program executive; Percentage of increase in commissions and bonuses, provided by the program; Requirements for solution providers to be eligible for the program.

Reports the certification of the multi-mode design, a universal serial bus asymmetrical digital subscriber line (DSL) solution developed by GlobeSpan Inc. in New Jersey. Utilization of the Microsoft Windows logo; Provision of installable plug-n-play customer premise solution; Acceleration of residential DSL deployment.

Features the LEVELtrol II flow computer from Kessler-Ellis Products in Eatontown, New Jersey. Capabilities of the computer; Details on the processing of isolated output; Contact information.

Assesses Personal Computing '76, the first national microcomputer convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey in August 1976. Comments from show organizer John Dilks.

Presents news related to the computer industry of the United States for the week of March 29, 1999. Includes the disadvantage of getting bundled software products with the impending year 2000 computer crisis; Computer error that resulted in the giving of $23 million in food aid for welfare recipients in New Jersey.

Focuses on Park Ridge, New Jersey-based Sony Electronics' foray into the corporate personal computer arena. Investment in a customer-service and support capability; Construction of a personal computer manufacturing facility in San Diego, California.

Features JBA Channels Group, the Mount Laurel, New Jersey-based division of international distributor and software developer JBA International. Emphasis on providing resellers with support and service; Goal of building strong channel partnerships for the company; Plan to add another database to Channel Connection in January 1998.

Details the reopening made by Inacom Corp. for its technology integration center in Swedesboro after redesigning the facility for its channel assembly. Operation designed for the center; Facilities added by the company on the plant.