Computers on the Job
Surviving Canada's Microcomputer Revolution
by Heather Menzies
In Computers on the Job, HEATHER MENZIES explains, in clear, non-technical terms, how the microcomputer, or chip, is unleashing the full potential of computers. Employers can automate many routine jobs and transform others - sometimes for the benefit of the employee, sometimes not.
In offices, factories and stores across Canada--as the microcomputer is being put to work-- more and more people are feeling the effects of the fastest technological revolution in history.
In Computers on the Job, HEATHER MENZIES explains, in clear, non-technical terms, how the microcomputer, or chip, is unleashing the full potential of computers. Employers can automate many routine jobs and transform others - sometimes for the benefit of the employee, sometimes not.
