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From: bks@alfa.berkeley.edu (Brad Sherman)
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Subject: Re: interesting groupware reference
Keywords: Delphi, E-Mail, Decission Support,  Groupware
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Date: 4 Jan 90 02:34:44 GMT
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To see how well the Delphi method works you might try:

   Computers in the 1980s [by] Rein Turn.  New York, Columbia University
   Press, 1974.

Which attempts to predict the technological progress of computers
through the 80's.  Note its publication date.  I have not seen this
book since about 1981, so I would be interested in a short review if
anyone's up to it.

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	brad sherman (bks@alfa.berkeley.edu)