People who really count

United Kingdom, 1971

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A staff training film for use by any company which has recently installed a computer. Considers the way in which a computer work, and by illustration, traces the journey of an order from the initial phone call to the final invoice. Points out the need of accuracy in presenting data.

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British Oxygen Film Unit

Duration

00:19:44:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1971

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