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A few days ago, Apple Computer announced quarterly earnings of 68 cents a share, far exceeding the predictions of Wall Street analysts. This was the fourth consecutive profitable quarter for the company that even diehard loyalists like me had just about given up on. I hate to jinx the company's future fortunes, but I think the time may have come to celebrate Apple's phoenix-like rise from the ashes.
HAS APPLE RECOVERED? 21 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon
A few days ago, Apple Computer announced quarterly earnings of 68 cents a share, far exceeding the predictions of Wall Street analysts.
89% EXPECT BETTER BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA WAREHOUSING 20 October 1998 by Cutter Consortium
Eighty-nine percent of respondents to a recent Data Warehousing study expect better business intelligence for end users from their organization's data warehousing projects.
When I got into the software field, back in the Dark Ages, I couldn't believe that someone would actually pay me an above-average salary to have fun. I suppose there are other industries where people have fun -- baseball players seem to enjoy themselves, from what I can tell -- but it was hard for me to imagine that there was anything more intriguing, more challenging, more satisfying, and more exhilirating than developing and debugging a large complex software system.