New York / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / New York City / /
Company
The New York Times / Random House Inc. / Los Angeles Times / Direct Recording Electronic Voting Systems / DREs / John Wiley & Sons / /
Country
Switzerland / United States / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
Urban Policy Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
integrated circuit chips / electronic voting systems / elaborate computer systems / configuration management / functional testing inadequate in revealing equipment / software errors / mechanical devices / election equipment / transportation costs / electronic systems / marksense systems / printing / architecture computational device / computer applications / bank / manual auditing / verified technologies / manufacturing process test policies / banking / software quality assurance standards / access applications / printer technology make / mechanical hardware / electronic balloting equipment / /
Organization
Election Administration / COS / U.S. Department of Commerce / Urban Policy Research Institute / ACMSIGSAC / Federal Election Commission / National Bureau of Standards / DPMA Financial Industries Chapter / CMA / IEEE Computer Society / National Bureau / /
Person
Rebecca T. Mercuri / Penelope Bonsall / Roy Saltman / Ken Thompson / /
PoliticalEvent
Federal elections / Presidential election / /
Position
Automated Teller / Computer Scientist / director of the National Clearinghouse / SVP / player / Dean / arbiter / author / House Speaker / /
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New York / Pennsylvania / /
PublishedMedium
The New Yorker / The New York Times / Los Angeles Times / Communications of the ACM / /
Physical Verifiability of Computer Systems Rebecca T. Mercuri Computer Scientist, Notable Software P.O. Box 1166, Philadelphia, PAPublication Note This paper was originally published in the proceedings of the Fift