Word: computerize
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The assignment required an explanation of computer simulation. The first part was a theoretical discussion and explanation of simulation, and the second part was an application of it to a business situation.
For a bargain $110 per person, including hotels, meals and guides for a week, groups of 40 tourists will gambol through mechanized mine shafts, mephitic chemical plants and the computer-guided rollers of Krupp's behemoth steel mill in Essen. Lest romance wilt amid the furnaces, adventurers will be...
The problem confronting the International Business Machines Corp. these days is unusual indeed: What to do with $6 billion in excess cash lying around in company coffers? The embarrassment of riches afflicting the world's largest computer maker (1976 sales: $16 billion) was spotlighted last week when Chairman Frank...
Loose Billions. IBM had been squirreling funds away in anticipation of possibly losing several lawsuits brought by competitors, including one by Los Angeles-based California Computer Products Inc. That case was recently dismissed, leaving IBM with its boodle intact. Where will IBM spend its remaining loose billions? The company will...
...with the option to move off board. The system became more modified when Brown and Pembroke fused, Cleveland added. But this new diversity requires new ways of keeping the records straight. Unlike at other universities, where students must hassle with coupons or punching tickets, Brown's system is completely computerized. Each student who takes out a board contract has a specially validated ID. At each meal, he or she inserts it into a computer unit. The machine then prints out how many meals the student can eat during a week and how many he or she has already consumed...