40 Years Ago: Peter Frampton's Poppy 'The Art of Control' Flops
Peter Frampton's eighth album, 'The Art of Control,' was released on Aug. 3, 1982
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Peter Frampton's eighth album, 'The Art of Control,' was released on Aug. 3, 1982
Peter Frampton's eighth album, 'The Art of Control,' was released on Aug. 3, 1982
Peter Frampton's eighth album, 'The Art of Control,' was released on Aug. 3, 1982
PHOTO: Adobe It is generally assumed that the coronavirus and COVID-19 have, and will continue to drastically change the digital workplace. However, this change was already under way, so what is COVID's real impact and how much of it will persist once we're beyond the pandemic? The Future Of Work To answer that, Dee Anthony, director at Stamford, Conn.-based Information Services Group (ISG), argues that the first thing that needs to be done is to define what a digital workplace is. In ISG's viewpoint, he said, the digital workplace encompasses the services and technology that the employee us...
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