… and fortunes of the Pye company itself which was established by CO Stanley before the …
The war saw all Television activity stopped and Pye turned to military electronics. Significant …

… marketing of electronic office equipment. Sir Keith wishes NEB shares in companies to be
… It has announced that it will introduce in 1980 a small electronic PABX manufactured by Pye …

The face-to-face communications of office employees are classified and assessed for their
suitability for transfer to new telecommunications media. This assessment is based on a …

… Seemingly every week, new technologies were coming on-stream, new variations on the
electronic methods of controlling the output and efficiency of electric motors. But as the drives …

… Ilpo Ruohonen of ABB in Finland predicts that the parts count of drives will be reduced
further by around 20 per cent over the next few years through integrated electronics to eliminate …

… Seemingly every week, new technologies were coming on-stream, new variations on the
electronic methods of controlling the output and efficiency of electric motors. But as the drives …

… , and analyzes US corporate databases or large US companies. As Wright et al.(Chapter 1 …
a small group of people run a large company? This redefinition alone raises some interesting …

… lrnportantly for reliability and low MTTR, all of the electronics and laser sources are accessible
on the platfonn. This system comprised 17 wet-mate connectors, 7 jumpers and 5 FITA's. …

… A major issue Philips Australia faced was the absorption of EIL in 1970 and later the Pye
Australia group of companies in 1976–77. In all, the number of subsidiary companies doubled …

… If you design and manufacture electronic equipment such as computers, radar systems, …
Pye Radiotelephones are used all over the world to ensure instant contact. Pye research …