Collection: John N. Warfield papers, 1931/2009 - ARVAS Search Results

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"A Business & Its Beliefs," Computer World Magazine Article,, 1985 Box 45, Folder 7

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"A Business & Its Beliefs," Computer World Magazine Article,, 1985 Box 45, Folder 7

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"Academic Computing Advisory Committee (A.C.A.C), Announcements, Meetings Agenda & Proposal's," George Mason University,, 1985 Box 43, Folder 5

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"Academic Computing Advisory Committee (A.C.A.C), Announcements, Meetings Agenda & Proposal's," George Mason University,, 1985 Box 43, Folder 5

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Academic Presentation and Dedication Ceremony of CIM, Box 77, Folder 14

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Academic Presentation and Dedication Ceremony of CIM, Box 77, Folder 14

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Academy for Contemporary Problems,, 1974 Box 2, Folder 2

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Academy for Contemporary Problems,, 1974 Box 2, Folder 2

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"A Case Study in Process Automation in Ghana," in Information Technology for Development Volume 2: 4 [Moses N.B. Ayiku],, 1990 Box 44, Folder 70

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"A Case Study in Process Automation in Ghana," in Information Technology for Development Volume 2: 4 [Moses N.B. Ayiku],, 1990 Box 44, Folder 70

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