Planejamento e gerência de informática: uma bibliografia comentada

Mattos, Antonio Carlos M.

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Planejamento e gerência de informática: uma bibliografia comentada

Antonio Carlos M. Mattos

Professor do Departamento de Informática e Métodos Quantitativos da EAESP/FGV

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60. FORESTER,Tom & MORRISON, Perry. A insegurança do computador e a vulnerabilidade social. Op. cit. (Ver nota 38.)

61. *HOWARD, Bill. Printers: 7th Annual Special Issue. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(19):102, Nov. 13 1990.

Neste artigo especial sobre impressoras, verifica-se que o mercado se encontra dividido entre 73% de impressoras de agulhas e 27% de impressoras a laser, para um total de 6,42 milhões de unidades vendidas em 1989. Ou 42% do faturamento para impressoras de agulhas e 58% para impressoras a laser, para um total de US$ 6,2 milhões de vendas em 1989. Os principais fornecedores de impressoras de agulhas foram: 1. Epson, 2. Panasonic, 3. Okidata. Para impressoras a laser: 1. Hewlett- Packard, 2. Apple, 3. Panasonic. Como resultado do benchmark realizado pela PCM, as impressoras de agulhas selecionadas foram: Citizen GSX-140 (24 agulhas, US$ 300), Citizen 200 GX (9 agulhas, US$200), Epson DFX-8000 (9 agulhas, trabalho pesado, US$3.700), Epson LO-850 e LO-1050 (24 agulhas, US$750 e US$1.100) e NEC PinWriter P6200 e P6300 (24 agulhas, US$800 e US$1.100). As impressoras a laser selecionadas como as melhores foram: HP LaserJet 111 (US$1.600), LaserJet 1110 (US$2.800), IBM LaserPrinter E (US$1.000), NEC SilentWriter2-90 (US$2.500) e OMS PS-2210 (US$12.000).

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01. BLOOMBECKER, B. Crimes espetaculares de computaçăo. Săo Paulo, LTC, 1992.
02. PFAFFENBERGER, B. Dicionário dos usuários de microcomputadores. Rio de Janeiro, Campus, 1992. 524p.
03. SAVIANI, J.R. O analista de negócios e da informaçăo. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1992.
04. CIDALE, R.A. Virus digital. Săo Paulo, McGraw-HiII, 1990, 105 p.
05. RODGERS,F.G. The IBM way. Săo Paulo, Harbra, 1990, 266 p.
06. GIL, Antonio de Loureiro. Auditoria de computadores. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1989, 203p.
07. KANE, P. Virus protection. New York, Bantan Books, 1989, 477p.
08. *TORRES, Norberto Antonio. Planejamento de Informática na empresa. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1989, 218p.
09. *CARVALHO, Luis Carlos de Sá. Análise de sistemas: o outro lado da Informática. Rio de Janeiro, Livros técnicos e Científicos/ Sociedade Cultural e Beneficente GuiIherme Guinle, 1988, 223p.
10.*MEIRELLES, Fernando de Souza. Informática: novas aplicaçőes com microcomputadores. Săo Paulo, Makron, 1988, 444p.
11. NAVARRO, P.L.K.G. Centro de informaçőes. Rio de Janeiro, Campus, 1987, 111p.
12. OLIVEIRA JR., J. O caos vem computadorizado. Săo Paulo, Cartograf, 1987,7.
13.*KORDA, Michael. O jogo do poder na empresa. Rio de Janeiro, Francisco Alves, 1979,238p.
14.*PARKER, Donn B. Crime por computador. Rio de Janeiro, Agents, 1977, 259p.
15. PARKER, Donn B. Crime by computer. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1976. (Ver referência nº 14.
16.*KORDA, Michael. Power! How to get it, how to use it. New York, Random House, 1975, 268p. (Ver referência nº 13.
17. *BRIEFS. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(4):32, Feb. 25 1992.
18. * DERFLER JR., Frank J. Connectivity simplified. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(6):251-2+, Mar. 31 1992.
19.*DVORAK, John C. Inside track. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(11):95, June 16 1992.
20. *DVORAK, John C. New stealth viruses: a menace to users. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (7):93, Apr. 14 1992.
21. *DVORAK, John C. The software piracy bluff. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(9):93, May 12 1992.
22.*DVORAK, John C. Will IBM dump the mainframe? PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (11 ):93, June 16 1992.
23. *FERSKO-WEISS, Henry. Project rnanagement software gets a grip on usability. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):323-6+, July 1992.
24. *JONES, M. From print to PC: OCR gets you from there to here. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):267-71+, July 1992.
25. *MENDELSON, Edward. 7 windows Word processors. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(4):113-16+, Feb. 25 1992.
26.*MILLER, Michael J. Windows enters its prime; OS/2 is a fascinating technology but a dubious challenger. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(8):113-14+, Apr. 28 1992.
27. *QUAIN, J.R. Power gets cheaper. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(3):113-16+, Feb. 11 1992.
28. *ROSCH,Winn L. The perfect PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):110-14, July 1992.
29. "SEYMOUR, Jim. Platforms: how the PC stacks up. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(9):133-17 +, May 12 1992.
30. *TOP retail software. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (13):31, July 1992.
31. USED PCs: Cheaper than never, PC Magazine, Boulder, 31, Sept. 1992.
32. "VENDITTO, Gus. Free at last: dBase future is secure. PC Magazine,Boulder, 11(3):30, Feb. 11 1992.
33."ZACHMANN, William F. Upgrade fever. PC Magazine,Boulder, 11(3):107, Feb. 11 1992.
34. COMPAO flops, HP tops in HP reliability studies. PC Week, Boston, Feb. 11 1991.
35.*DVORAK, John C. Myth, mystique, mania and Microsoft. PC Magazine, Boulder. 10(7):81, Apr. 16 1991.
36.*EDITORS' choice: FoxPro, Paradoxo. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(10): 108, May 28 1991.
37. *ELLlSON, Carol. On guard: 20 utilities that battle the virus threat. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(18):199-201+, Oct. 29 1991.
38. *FORESTER, Tom & MORRISON, Perry. A insegurança do computador e a vulnerabilidade social. Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Săo Paulo, 31(4):73-83, out./dez., 1991.
39. *MATZKIN, Jonathan. Palmtop PCs: power by the ounce. PC Magazine, Boulder, PCM, jul-91, p. 19.
40. *MENDELSON, Edward. Scalable fonts for the PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (16):111-12+, Sept. 24 1991.
41*NOCAUTE tecnológico. Veja, Săo Paulo, 24 (25):36-41, 19 jun. 1991.
42.*PASTRICK, Greg. 286 notebooks. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (5):226+, Mar. 12 1991.
43. *PRINTER decision guide: what to buy. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (20):112, Nov. 26 1991.
44. *RAPPAPORT, A.S & HALEVI, S. The computerless computer company. Harvard Business Review, Boston, 69(4):69, July 1991.
45. ROSCH, W.L. Choosing and using hard disks. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(22):313, Dez. 31 1991.
46. *SALEMI, Joe. Advisor. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(16):460, Sept. 24 1991.
47.*SEYMOUR, Jim. How Microsoft blew it with Word 5.5. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (8):87-8, Apr. 30 1991.
48. *SEYMOUR, JIM. PCs and privacy issues. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (14):89- 90, Aug. 1991.
49. *SIMON, Barry. Squeeze play, PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (17):291-2+, Oct. 15 1991.
50. *STINSON, Craig. Lotus 1-2-3 add-ins: building the perfect spredsheet. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(7):101-4, Apr. 161991.
51.*STONE, M. David. Processor performance compared. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (11):157, June 11 1991.
52. *VENDIDO, Gus. Pipeline: a look at the trends shaping the personal computer market. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (20):29-30, Nov. 26 1991.
53. *ZACHMANN, William F. For once, a study worth studying. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(11):97-8, June 111991.
54.*ZACHMANN, William F. Who controls PC acquisitions? PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (7):95-6, Apr. 16 1991.
55. 1975-1990: 15 years of bits, bytes, and other great moments. Byte Magazine, Petersborough, 15:369-400, Sept. 1990.
56. BARKER, C. Personal computing in Eastern Europe. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:401-2+, Sept. 1990.
57. BRADLEY, D.J. The criation of the IBM PC. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:414+, Sept. 1990.
58.*DUNCAN, Ray. Power programming: a prescription for the operating system of the future. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(18):395- 98+, Oct. 30 1990.
59. * DVORAK, John C. Copy protection nightmare. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(9):73, May 15 1990.
62. KENNER,H. Stomping the nasties. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:466, Nov. 1990.
63. *MACHRONE, Bill. A practically perfect PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(15):69-70, Sept. 11 1990.
64. *MENDELSON, Edward. Word processors: the best and the brightest. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(21):152, Dec. 11 1990.
65. *O'SHEA, Kathleen & MURALlDHAR, Krishnamurty. The function and management of information centers. Journal of Systems Management, Cleveland, 41(12):7-9, Dec. 1990.
66. * PETZOLD, Charles. Environments: computing in the 1990's: why Windows 3.0 is only a short-term solution. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(20):469-72, Nov. 271990.
67. SCHWARTZ, L.R. Promises, promises. Byte Magazine Peterborough, 15:468, Nov. 1990.
69. *ZACHMANN, William F. Cost-justifying computers. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(17):93-4, Oct. 16 1990.
70. *ZACHMANN, William F. Mainframe machismo. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(3):83- 4, Feb. 13 1990.
71 *ZACHMANN, William F. Microsoft's "Window" to OS/2. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(16):89-90, Sept. 25 1990.
72. *DVORAK, John C. Dvorak's hall of infamy. PC Magazine, Boulder, 8(7):71, Apr. 11 1989.
73. *NANOBYTES (Is it a revolution?). Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 14(5):16, May 1989.
74. AMIRREZVANI, A. Should you buy a service contract for your PC? PC World, San Francisco, 207, Apr. 1988.
75. *MATIOS, Antonio Carlos M. "Reserva de mercado de Informática: o estado da arte". Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Săo Paulo, 28(3):75-8, jul./set. 1988.
76. RYAN, C.R. "Measure the costs of PC ownership". PC World, San Francisco: 202+, Apr. 1988.
77. *HODGES, Parker. What are you worth? Datamation, Denver, 33(19):78+, Oct. 1 1987.
78. *MATIOS, Antonio Carlos M. "O impacto do computador na empresa" Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Rio de Janeiro, 18(4):53-8, out/dez. 1978.
79. *KORDA, Michael. O poder - como conquistá- lo, como utilizá-lo. Săo Paulo, Abril, 11 jul. 1976. 98p.
80. CONSUMO de COBOL ainda é maior no Brasil. O Estado de S. Paulo Săo Paulo, 3 fev. 1992. Caderno de Informática, p.3 A
81. DIAS, R. "Equipamentos Vaporware săo um vício nacional'. Folha de S. Paulo, Săo Paulo, 29 jun. 1988. Caderno de Informática, p. B-3 Mostra os lançamentos nacionais,
82. GIANNINI, M. Centro de informaçőes Săo Paulo, Nantucket do Brasil Ltda., 1991. n.p. (material năo publicado) Mauro Giannini,

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[1] 01. BLOOMBECKER, B. Crimes espetaculares de computaçăo. Săo Paulo, LTC, 1992.

[2] 02. PFAFFENBERGER, B. Dicionário dos usuários de microcomputadores. Rio de Janeiro, Campus, 1992. 524p.

[3] 03. SAVIANI, J.R. O analista de negócios e da informaçăo. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1992.

[4] 04. CIDALE, R.A. Virus digital. Săo Paulo, McGraw-HiII, 1990, 105 p.

[5] 05. RODGERS,F.G. The IBM way. Săo Paulo, Harbra, 1990, 266 p.

[6] 06. GIL, Antonio de Loureiro. Auditoria de computadores. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1989, 203p.

[7] 07. KANE, P. Virus protection. New York, Bantan Books, 1989, 477p.

[8] 08. *TORRES, Norberto Antonio. Planejamento de Informática na empresa. Săo Paulo, Atlas, 1989, 218p.

[9] 09. *CARVALHO, Luis Carlos de Sá. Análise de sistemas: o outro lado da Informática. Rio de Janeiro, Livros técnicos e Científicos/ Sociedade Cultural e Beneficente GuiIherme Guinle, 1988, 223p.

[10] 10.*MEIRELLES, Fernando de Souza. Informática: novas aplicaçőes com microcomputadores. Săo Paulo, Makron, 1988, 444p.

[11] 11. NAVARRO, P.L.K.G. Centro de informaçőes. Rio de Janeiro, Campus, 1987, 111p.

[12] 12. OLIVEIRA JR., J. O caos vem computadorizado. Săo Paulo, Cartograf, 1987,7.

[13] 13.*KORDA, Michael. O jogo do poder na empresa. Rio de Janeiro, Francisco Alves, 1979,238p.

[14] 14.*PARKER, Donn B. Crime por computador. Rio de Janeiro, Agents, 1977, 259p.

[15] 15. PARKER, Donn B. Crime by computer. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1976. (Ver referência nº 14.

[16] 16.*KORDA, Michael. Power! How to get it, how to use it. New York, Random House, 1975, 268p. (Ver referência nº 13.

[17] 17. *BRIEFS. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(4):32, Feb. 25 1992.

[18] 18. * DERFLER JR., Frank J. Connectivity simplified. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(6):251-2+, Mar. 31 1992.

[19] 19.*DVORAK, John C. Inside track. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(11):95, June 16 1992.

[20] 20. *DVORAK, John C. New stealth viruses: a menace to users. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (7):93, Apr. 14 1992.

[21] 21. *DVORAK, John C. The software piracy bluff. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(9):93, May 12 1992.

[22] 22.*DVORAK, John C. Will IBM dump the mainframe? PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (11 ):93, June 16 1992.

[23] 23. *FERSKO-WEISS, Henry. Project rnanagement software gets a grip on usability. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):323-6+, July 1992.

[24] 24. *JONES, M. From print to PC: OCR gets you from there to here. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):267-71+, July 1992.

[25] 25. *MENDELSON, Edward. 7 windows Word processors. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(4):113-16+, Feb. 25 1992.

[26] 26.*MILLER, Michael J. Windows enters its prime; OS/2 is a fascinating technology but a dubious challenger. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(8):113-14+, Apr. 28 1992.

[27] 27. *QUAIN, J.R. Power gets cheaper. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(3):113-16+, Feb. 11 1992.

[28] 28. *ROSCH,Winn L. The perfect PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(13):110-14, July 1992.

[29] 29. "SEYMOUR, Jim. Platforms: how the PC stacks up. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11(9):133-17 +, May 12 1992.

[30] 30. *TOP retail software. PC Magazine, Boulder, 11 (13):31, July 1992.

[31] 31. USED PCs: Cheaper than never, PC Magazine, Boulder, 31, Sept. 1992.

[32] 32. "VENDITTO, Gus. Free at last: dBase future is secure. PC Magazine,Boulder, 11(3):30, Feb. 11 1992.

[33] 33."ZACHMANN, William F. Upgrade fever. PC Magazine,Boulder, 11(3):107, Feb. 11 1992.

[34] 34. COMPAO flops, HP tops in HP reliability studies. PC Week, Boston, Feb. 11 1991.

[35] 35.*DVORAK, John C. Myth, mystique, mania and Microsoft. PC Magazine, Boulder. 10(7):81, Apr. 16 1991.

[36] 36.*EDITORS' choice: FoxPro, Paradoxo. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(10): 108, May 28 1991.

[37] 37. *ELLlSON, Carol. On guard: 20 utilities that battle the virus threat. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(18):199-201+, Oct. 29 1991.

[38] 38. *FORESTER, Tom & MORRISON, Perry. A insegurança do computador e a vulnerabilidade social. Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Săo Paulo, 31(4):73-83, out./dez., 1991.

[39] 39. *MATZKIN, Jonathan. Palmtop PCs: power by the ounce. PC Magazine, Boulder, PCM, jul-91, p. 19.

[40] 40. *MENDELSON, Edward. Scalable fonts for the PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (16):111-12+, Sept. 24 1991.

[41] 41*NOCAUTE tecnológico. Veja, Săo Paulo, 24 (25):36-41, 19 jun. 1991.

[42] 42.*PASTRICK, Greg. 286 notebooks. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (5):226+, Mar. 12 1991.

[43] 43. *PRINTER decision guide: what to buy. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (20):112, Nov. 26 1991.

[44] 44. *RAPPAPORT, A.S & HALEVI, S. The computerless computer company. Harvard Business Review, Boston, 69(4):69, July 1991.

[45] 45. ROSCH, W.L. Choosing and using hard disks. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(22):313, Dez. 31 1991.

[46] 46. *SALEMI, Joe. Advisor. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(16):460, Sept. 24 1991.

[47] 47.*SEYMOUR, Jim. How Microsoft blew it with Word 5.5. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (8):87-8, Apr. 30 1991.

[48] 48. *SEYMOUR, JIM. PCs and privacy issues. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (14):89- 90, Aug. 1991.

[49] 49. *SIMON, Barry. Squeeze play, PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (17):291-2+, Oct. 15 1991.

[50] 50. *STINSON, Craig. Lotus 1-2-3 add-ins: building the perfect spredsheet. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(7):101-4, Apr. 161991.

[51] 51.*STONE, M. David. Processor performance compared. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (11):157, June 11 1991.

[52] 52. *VENDIDO, Gus. Pipeline: a look at the trends shaping the personal computer market. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (20):29-30, Nov. 26 1991.

[53] 53. *ZACHMANN, William F. For once, a study worth studying. PC Magazine, Boulder, 10(11):97-8, June 111991.

[54] 54.*ZACHMANN, William F. Who controls PC acquisitions? PC Magazine, Boulder, 10 (7):95-6, Apr. 16 1991.

[55] 55. 1975-1990: 15 years of bits, bytes, and other great moments. Byte Magazine, Petersborough, 15:369-400, Sept. 1990.

[56] 56. BARKER, C. Personal computing in Eastern Europe. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:401-2+, Sept. 1990.

[57] 57. BRADLEY, D.J. The criation of the IBM PC. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:414+, Sept. 1990.

[58] 58.*DUNCAN, Ray. Power programming: a prescription for the operating system of the future. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(18):395- 98+, Oct. 30 1990.

[59] 59. * DVORAK, John C. Copy protection nightmare. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(9):73, May 15 1990.

[60] 62. KENNER,H. Stomping the nasties. Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 15:466, Nov. 1990.

[61] 63. *MACHRONE, Bill. A practically perfect PC. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(15):69-70, Sept. 11 1990.

[62] 64. *MENDELSON, Edward. Word processors: the best and the brightest. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(21):152, Dec. 11 1990.

[63] 65. *O'SHEA, Kathleen & MURALlDHAR, Krishnamurty. The function and management of information centers. Journal of Systems Management, Cleveland, 41(12):7-9, Dec. 1990.

[64] 66. * PETZOLD, Charles. Environments: computing in the 1990's: why Windows 3.0 is only a short-term solution. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(20):469-72, Nov. 271990.

[65] 67. SCHWARTZ, L.R. Promises, promises. Byte Magazine Peterborough, 15:468, Nov. 1990.

[66] 69. *ZACHMANN, William F. Cost-justifying computers. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(17):93-4, Oct. 16 1990.

[67] 70. *ZACHMANN, William F. Mainframe machismo. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(3):83- 4, Feb. 13 1990.

[68] 71 *ZACHMANN, William F. Microsoft's "Window" to OS/2. PC Magazine, Boulder, 9(16):89-90, Sept. 25 1990.

[69] 72. *DVORAK, John C. Dvorak's hall of infamy. PC Magazine, Boulder, 8(7):71, Apr. 11 1989.

[70] 73. *NANOBYTES (Is it a revolution?). Byte Magazine, Peterborough, 14(5):16, May 1989.

[71] 74. AMIRREZVANI, A. Should you buy a service contract for your PC? PC World, San Francisco, 207, Apr. 1988.

[72] 75. *MATIOS, Antonio Carlos M. "Reserva de mercado de Informática: o estado da arte". Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Săo Paulo, 28(3):75-8, jul./set. 1988.

[73] 76. RYAN, C.R. "Measure the costs of PC ownership". PC World, San Francisco: 202+, Apr. 1988.

[74] 77. *HODGES, Parker. What are you worth? Datamation, Denver, 33(19):78+, Oct. 1 1987.

[75] 78. *MATIOS, Antonio Carlos M. "O impacto do computador na empresa" Revista de Administraçăo de Empresas, Rio de Janeiro, 18(4):53-8, out/dez. 1978.

[76] 79. *KORDA, Michael. O poder - como conquistá- lo, como utilizá-lo. Săo Paulo, Abril, 11 jul. 1976. 98p.

[77] 80. CONSUMO de COBOL ainda é maior no Brasil. O Estado de S. Paulo Săo Paulo, 3 fev. 1992. Caderno de Informática, p.3 A

[78] 81. DIAS, R. "Equipamentos Vaporware săo um vício nacional'. Folha de S. Paulo, Săo Paulo, 29 jun. 1988. Caderno de Informática, p. B-3 Mostra os lançamentos nacionais,

[79] 82. GIANNINI, M. Centro de informaçőes Săo Paulo, Nantucket do Brasil Ltda., 1991. n.p. (material năo publicado) Mauro Giannini,

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