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Volume 78 - January 1974

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  • AER volume 78 issue 767 Cover and Front matter

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    04 July 2016, pp. f1-f4
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  • The computer in management: the current status of the management information system

  • G. E. Williams
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    04 July 2016, pp. 109-111

  • MIS is more talked about than accomplished. There is also confusion regarding what constitutes MIS and even whether we mean computer based or something broader. Systems claiming to be MIS range from a classical invoicing system which follows well charted directions to $65m development efforts. This paper describes, therefore, past and current thinking on MIS rather than status of individual systems.

    It is instructive to follow its history, since although there has been considerable development of theory concerning information during the past few years, efforts at MIS constitute, for better for worse, the main attempts at practical development.

  • Surface to Air Guided Weapons (Naval)

  • P. Hampton
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    04 July 2016, pp. 163-166

  • During the past ten years I have been involved in the development of Naval SAGW as leader of the Seacat, Seaslug and Sea Dart Project Teams within the RAE Weapons Department. The RAE's general responsibility has been that of co-ordinating R&D authority, plus being R&D authority for specific parts of the missile, but the detailed range of responsibility, plus its title, has varied from time to time and project to project.

    In addition to the co-operation between the various project teams in Weapons Department we have across-the-board teams developing mathematical modelling techniques and programmes, and my colleagues from industry and the Royal Navy in the audience will note a familiar emphasis on modelling in my lecture.

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