Howard B. Wigglebottom Learns We Can All Get Along by H. Binkow & A. Reverend

"Can't we all just get along?

Stealing cycles: Can we get along?

The exploitation of networked workstations as a set of under-util ized computational resources is an attractive idea for cost effective parallel computing. The use of these resources, however, raises a number of interesting policy and performance questions (e.g, what impact will a parallel application have on the normal workstation user, what performance levels can be expected when many users a...

Can We All Get Along? Incentive Contracts to Bridge the Marketing and Operations Divide

The marketing and operations management arms in a firm must work in coordination – marketing efforts to create demand go to waste if supply is suboptimal, and vice versa. However, achieving this coordination has remained a long-standing problem, because in most firms these units are managed in a decentralized manner. A major source of conflict is that marketing compensation is usually heavily w...

Libraries and university presses can collaborate to improve scholarly communication or "Why can't we all just get along?"

As astutely noted by the authors of this provocative article, it is time for evolutionary psychology (EP) to be incorporated into clinical and educational interventions. However, two issues from this article are raised in the current commentary: some historical misconceptions of the evolutionary label and a lack of clear and specific guidelines for developing or improving interventions based on...

Can We Get There From Here?

To evaluate libraries' public services and public services personnel, the library profession as a whole must agree about the purpose and role of public services.