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1999
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Allen M. Dewey, Richard Bolton:
Virtual Enterprise and Emissary Computing Technology. Int. J. Electron. Commer. 4(1): 45-64 (1999)

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1997
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Richard Bolton, Allen M. Dewey, Art Goldschmidt, Paul Horstmann:
NIIIP - The National Industrial Information Infrastructure Protocols for Industrial Enterprise Integration: Enabling the Virtual Enterprise (USA Project). ICEIMT 1997: 293-306
1989
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Allen M. Dewey, Stephen W. Director:
Yoda: a framework for the conceptual design VLSI systems. ICCAD 1989: 380-383

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Allen M. Dewey, Moon-Jung Chung, Heechul Kim:
Internet Based Micro-Electronic Design Automation (IMEDA) Framework. The VLSI Handbook 1999

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