Business Experience with Electronic Computers: A Synthesis of what Has Been Learned from Electronic Data Processing Installations |
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... indicate that the study should be concentrated in the areas between the previous " yes " answer and the present " no " in order to obtain further clarification . As long as a series of " yes " answers is received , the study will ...
... indicate that the study should be concentrated in the areas between the previous " yes " answer and the present " no " in order to obtain further clarification . As long as a series of " yes " answers is received , the study will ...
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... indicate the number of sorting and merging runs that will be necessary to perform the billing opera- tion , and will also indicate the number of processing runs . For example , it might appear that the billing and updating of the ...
... indicate the number of sorting and merging runs that will be necessary to perform the billing opera- tion , and will also indicate the number of processing runs . For example , it might appear that the billing and updating of the ...
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... indicates the difficulty of estimating preparatory costs , it does not obviate the necessity of doing so . It does mean ... indicate the types of skills required . It is probably the most useful approach which has yet been evolved . The ...
... indicates the difficulty of estimating preparatory costs , it does not obviate the necessity of doing so . It does mean ... indicate the types of skills required . It is probably the most useful approach which has yet been evolved . The ...
Contents
General Considerations | 19 |
The Decisionmaking Study | 25 |
Determining the Work to be Processed | 32 |
Copyright | |
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ability accounts receivable adequate answer applications approach areas assigned assistance automatic coding routines automatic coding techniques basis changes complete computer memory computing system considerable console operator Controllers Institute conversion costs debugging decision departmental desirable difficult economic EDP department EDP equipment EDP group EDP installation EDP program EDP system effective efficient effort electronic data processing electronic equipment electronics program errors established estimate experience flow charts functions gramming important indicate initial study input instructions involved key punch machine coding magnetic tape major manufacturer manufacturer's master file ment methods normally number of companies operating departments operating plan over-all pany parallel operation perform personnel Price Waterhouse problems programming group punch card punch card equipment relatively reports responsibility revision savings schedule seems selection special purpose equipment Standard Oil Company study group subroutines successful supervisor systems analysis systems design tion usually Walter Kidde