The Company computers and the unions

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Episode of Series “Systems Organisation the Management of Complexity”.
This film was made at the Pearl Assurance Company where recent developments in office technology, specifically microcomputers, is beginning to have a dramatic impact on the kinds of work that the staff at Pearl produce.

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00:30:00:00

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Systems Organisation the Management of Complexity

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Systems Organisation the Management of Complexity

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ACMI Identifier

014693

Language

English

Subject categories

Mathematics, Science & Technology → Computers

Short films

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Sound

Colour

Colour

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U-Matic; Access Print (Section 1)

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