%A Melvin J. Evans
%A James J. Galiardi
%T Takingh the measure of operations support systems
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 1
%D January 1981
%P 2-7

%A Ping-King Tien
%A Joseph A. Giordmaine
%T Integrated optics: the components
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 1
%D January 1981
%P 8-13

%A Brent E. Coy
%T Putting the human factor into the outside plant
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 1
%D January 1981
%P 17-23

%A Marc B. Barnett
%T TUTORing people to use TIRKS
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 1
%D January 1981
%P 24-27

%A Hermann Fickenscher
%A Henry J. Luer
%T Blackouts will have no power over the DIMENSION PBX
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 2
%D February 1981
%P 34-37

%A Ping-King Tien
%A Joseph A. Giordmaine
%T Integrated optics: putting it all together
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 2
%D February 1981
%P 38-45

%A Leonard G. Cohen
%T Testing today the fibers of tomorrow
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 2
%D February 1981
%P 49-54

%A A. Wallace Carlisle
%A Dean R. Frey
%T The Bell connection speeds equipment relocation
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 2
%D February 1981
%P 55-59

%A Thomas F. Arnold
%A Wing N. Toy
%T Inside the 3B-20 processor
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 3
%D March 1981
%P 66-71

%A Janet Kreiling
%T The mighty micro - what it is and how it works
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 3
%D March 1981
%P 72-79

%A John A. Miller
%T The HORIZON communications system - now better than ever
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 3
%D March 1981
%P 82-85

%A Edward J. Kovac
%T Distributing frame planning - framework for the future
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 3
%D March 1981
%P 86-92

%A Louis J. Scerbo
%A John T. Sibilia
%T COSMIC II frame system: the solution to central office growth
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 4
%D April 1981
%P 98-105

%A Andrew R. Myers
%T Human factors work at Bell Laboratories
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 4
%D April 1981
%P 106-113

%A Norris R. Hall
%A Raymond G. Jackson
%T TOUCH-A-Matic S telephone - styled for the residence market
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 4
%D April 1981
%P 117-122

%A James L. Flanagan
%T Synthesis and recognition of speech: how computers talk
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 4
%D April 1981
%P 123-130

%A Warren E. Falconer
%A Casimir Skrzypczak
%T The Bell System - on its way to a digital network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 5
%D May/June 1981
%P 138-145

%A James L. Flanagan
%T Synthesis and recognition of speech: teaching computers to listen
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 5
%D May/June 1981
%P 146-151

%A Charles J. Byrne
%A Dan L. Giles
%A George H. Wedemeyer
%T NORGEN: a sharper eye on network performance
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 5
%D May/June 1981
%P 153-156

%A Donald M. Gayford
%T Better health for hospitals with DIMENSION 2000 PBX
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 6
%D July/August 1981
%P 170-173

%A Stephen D. Blazier
%T Computer configuration planning - TIRKS leads the way
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 6
%D July/August 1981
%P 174-178

%A James W. Borchering
%A Leonard J. Forys
%A A.A. Fredericks
%A George J. Hejny
%T Coping with overloads
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 6
%D July/August 1981
%P 183-185
%K thrashing

%A Thomas R. Lehnert
%T A better way to measure the quality of telephone service
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 6
%D July/August 1981
%P 186-189

%A Harold R. Lunde
%A Gordon A. Reinold
%A Paul A. Yeisley,\ Jr.
%T SCARAB: sea sleuth stalks cable
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 7
%D September 1981
%P 198-204

%A Thomas J.J. Starr
%T Reprogramming computer memories with the PROMUS system
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 7
%D September 1981
%P 205-209

%A George F. Barrett,\ Jr.
%A Thomas W. Benko
%A George Riddell
%T Programmable simulator speeds operator training
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 7
%D September 1981
%P 213-216

%A John A. Abate
%A John R. Rosenberger
%T Keeping the Integrated Service Digital Network in sync
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 7
%D September 1981
%P 217-220
%K ISDN

%A Thomas W. Butler
%A James C. DOmangue
%A Gary L. Felfoldy
%T Making every minute count in the Bell System
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 8
%D October 1981
%P 230-234

%A Janet Kreiling
%T The mighty micro - how to use it
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 8
%D October 1981
%P 235-240

%A Ashok T. Amin
%A Walter L. Haun
%A Donald R. Mulder
%T Sleuthing for troubles in ESS networks
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 8
%D October 1981
%P 241-246

%A Francis J. Brophy
%A Herbert Honnold
%A Stevan J. Thayer
%T DATAPHONE II service - new standard for data communications
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 8
%D October 1981
%P 247-252

%A Thomas E. Browne
%A James C. Ewin
%A Gerard P. O'Reilly
%T No. 5 ESS - versatile, flexible, forward looking
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 9
%D November 1981
%P 258-263

%A Jerry R. Carpenter
%A Thomas M. Dennis
%A Louis N. Holzman
%A Ken Tong
%T An inside look at DATAPHONE II service - part I: data sets
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 9
%D November 1981
%P 264-268

%A Harry S. Burns
%A Oskar Loosme
%T An inside look at DATAPHONE II service - part II: diagnostic tools
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 9
%D November 1981
%P 268-271

%A Janet Kreiling
%T The mighty micro - what it can do in telecommunications
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 9
%D November 1981
%P 273-279
%K BELLMAC-4 BELLMAC-8

%A Jack Rettig
%T Converting to measured service - the low-cost way
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 9
%D November 1981
%P 280-283

%A Jerry W. Johnson
%A James C. Kennedy
%A Jack C. Warner
%T No. 5 ESS - serving the present, serving the future
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 10
%D December 1981
%P 290-293

%A Charles F. Hunnicutt
%A Richard B. Robrock
%T Suburban ESS reaches out
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 10
%D December 1981
%P 294-297

%A Sam E. Orcutt
%T A central office steps up
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 10
%D December 1981
%P 298-303

%A Charles R. Arzberger
%T Making a long story short - in common language
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 59
%N 10
%D December 1981
%P 305-310

%A Leslie E. Ashkenazi
%A Thomas H. Curtis
%A Salvatore J. D'Ambra
%A Ronald H. Tegethoff
%T Silencing echoes on satellite circuits
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 1
%D January 1982
%P 2-6

%A Arpad A. Bergh
%A John A. Copeland
%A Jack H. Wernick
%T The growing role of LEDs
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 1
%D January 1982
%P 7-9

%A David M. Mitchell
%A Raffaele Sabia
%T Keeping water out, letting messages flow
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 1
%D January 1982
%P 13-15

%A Joseph H. Leppert
%A Alan H. Miller
%A James A. Painter
%T Keeping the 1A processor up to date
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 1
%D January 1982
%P 16-20

%A Ian M. Ross
%T Software: basic to our business
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 2
%D February 1982
%P 26-30

%A John D. Healy
%A James M. Kelly
%A David G. Leeper
%A M. Gail Linnell
%A James A. Maher
%T How's service ? Ask the customer
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 2
%D February 1982
%P 31-34

%A Daniel M. McWhorter
%A Eve L. Varma
%T A new "health" check for the digital network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 2
%D February 1982
%P 35-39

%A Kenneth K. Kelly,\ II
%A Rudolf J. Pillmeier
%T Tests say "GO!" for mobile phone service
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 2
%D February 1982
%P 40-44

%A John L. Baden
%A Thomas C. Cannon,\ Jr.
%A Manfred R. Gotthardt
%A Nathan E. Hardwick,\ III
%T They're getting easier to install
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 3
%D March 1982
%P 50-54

%A John S. Mayo
%T Technology requirements of the Information Age
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 3
%D March 1982
%P 55-59

%A Thomas J. Emerson
%T Teaching the techniques that build quality software
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 3
%D March 1982
%P 64-69

%A S. Dean Hester
%T Taking the pulse of the network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 3
%D March 1982
%P 70-74

%A David T. Chai
%A Thomas B. Hoekstra
%T Getting a line on energy use
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 4
%D April 1982
%P 78-82

%A Andrew B. Myers
%T New technologies for the exchange - an interview with Ian M. Ross
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 4
%D April 1982
%P 83-87

%A J. Peter Ballantyne
%A Joseph E. Berthold
%A Adrian R. Hartman
%A Terence J. Riley
%T Small chip blocks large voltages
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 4
%D April 1982
%P 91-94

%A Wayne F. Gartzke
%A Robert M. Welch
%T Managing Bell System building operations
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 4
%D April 1982
%P 95-99

%A James R. Boddie
%A Robert N. Kershaw
%T A micro building block for the digital network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 5
%D May/June 1982
%P 108-112

%A Ralph Dobriner
%T We're more than halfway there
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 5
%D May/June 1982
%P 113-115

%A Allison B. Mearns
%A David J. Miller
%A Cyrenus M. Rubald
%T Don't tell it - dial it
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 5
%D May/June 1982
%P 116-119

%A Chungming An
%A Brian Kowalski
%A Chung C. Wang
%A Charles E.W. Ward
%T Helping the Stored Program Controlled Network respond quickly
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 5
%D May/June 1982
%P 120-122

%A Burton A. Unger
%T How not to "zap" a circuit
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 5
%D May/June 1982
%P 123-127

%A Charles C. Bailey
%T Digital radio hops over intercity routes
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 137-140

%A John S. Mayo
%T The solid-state revolution: global force for the Information Age
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 141-142

%A Gary A. Kochman
%A Rudolph S. Libenschek
%A Charles J. McCallum,\ Jr.
%T A "model" way to plan the transatlantic network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 143-147

%A Paul D. Speranza
%T A look at the quality of AC power serving the Bell System
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 148-152

%A Ralph Dobriner
%T "They are receiving us in Europe !"
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 154-157

%A Ingrid Ludscheidt
%A George D. Ogden
%T New model BOC adds the "people" ingredient
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 6
%D July/August 1982
%P 158-162

%A Ralph Dobriner
%T Information Age technology will "revolutionize" the local exchange
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 7
%D September 1982
%P 173-176

%A Irwin Welber
%T Technology for the loop: a Bell Labs commitment
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 7
%D September 1982
%P 177-180

%A Donald J. Leonard
%T Local switching: on the leading edge of technology
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 7
%D September 1982
%P 181-184

%A William O. Fleckenstein
%T Operations support systems: computer aids for the local exchange
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 7
%D September 1982
%P 185-193

%A George W. Smith,\ Jr.
%T Got a question ? Just touch the screen !
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 8
%D October 1982
%P 206-213
%K EPCOT

%A Lenora M. Vesio
%T Research in the face of change - an interview with Arno Penzias
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 8
%D October 1982
%P 214-218

%A Vernon E. Holt
%A John H. Smellie
%T Saving energy the wide band way
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 8
%D October 1982
%P 220-223

%A Solomon J. Buchsbaum
%T R&D in U.S. industry: what's right, what's wrong ?
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 8
%D October 1982
%P 227-228

%A Ronald A. Giommo
%T Tomorrow's long distance network: planning to handle the load
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 8
%D October 1982
%P 229-233

%A Richard N. Klapman
%A Robert M. Lauver
%A Kenneth E. Welton
%T An EPIC journey toward the Information Age
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 9
%D November 1982
%P 240-245

%A George W. Arnold
%A Thomas J. herr
%T The BX.25 standard: a modern protocol for the Operations Systems Network
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 9
%D November 1982
%P 246-250

%A Ian M. Ross
%T Shaping the information society
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 9
%D November 1982
%P 251-253

%A R. Shastri Divakaruni
%A Charles J. Fette
%A Douglas A. Spencer
%A Bruce R. Savage
%A G. Daniel Zally
%T Advances for today, transitions to tomorrow
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 9
%D November 1982
%P 254-259

%A Anthony L. Dudick
%T Clustering and in-house repair: keys to better "mini" performance
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 10
%D December 1982
%P 269-272

%A Glenn E. Larson
%A Charles J. Provenzano
%A Serenella M. Stahl
%T One-person tresting for data sets and terminals
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 10
%D December 1982
%P 273-277

%A David R. Fischell
%A Christopher Stockbridge
%T The QUORUM teleconferencing system: going the distance for business customers
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 10
%D December 1982
%P 278-283

%A James A. Schiavone
%A Arvids Vigants
%T Predicting microwave radio fading
%J Bell Laboratories Record
%K blr
%V 60
%N 10
%D December 1982
%P 284-288