California's Governor Issues Mandate to Improve Productivity via OA

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California state government offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento will have installed an integrated office automation system manufactured by Computer Consoles Inc. The initial system has six minicomputer-based processors connected to thirty-five terminals with an eventual ninety-six terminals expected to be installed. The system will allow interoffice communication and transmission of documents between the Los Angeles and Sacramento offices. Included is a UNIX-based system called Office power with a data base management application.

DBMS software, Minicomputers, Office automation, State government, Office automation systems, DBMS, UNIX, Integrated Office Systems, Applications, Minicomputer, California

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Navy Installs Video Systems

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The Navy plans to install three integrated color videoconferencing systems at East Coast research facilities in order to determine if videoconferencing is cost-effective. The systems are expected to save money by reducing travel time and speed decision making; the planned videoconferencing facilities will allow simultaneous transmission and reception of voice, full motion video, still graphics, and data. Comsat General (Arlington, Virgina) designed and manufactured the system.

Contracts, Tests, Videoconferencing, Efficiency, Testing, Navy

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