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1980 – 1989

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1986
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John P. Seagle, Salvatore Belardo:
The feature chart: A tool for communicating the analysis for a decision support system. Inf. Manag. 10(1): 11-19 (1986)
1980
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Paul D. Cumming, Kenneth E. Kendall, C. Carl Pegels, John P. Seagle:
The impact of an information system on a regional blood service. Inf. Manag. 3(2): 63-72 (1980)

1970 – 1979

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1971
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George M. Frankfurter, Herbert E. Phillips, John P. Seagle:
Simulation of security returns for testing portfolio selection procedures. WSC 1971: 358-363

1960 – 1969

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1969
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Richard B. Hoffman, John P. Seagle:
A problem oriented computer-based instructional procedure. ACM National Conference 1969: 97-110

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