accounting machine

After three months, he was promoted and became an accounting machine typist.

His first job was installing the accounting machines that other salesmen had sold.

Some last effort of the expiring accounting machine gave me an unexpected dividend.

IBM developed a series of printing accounting machines, beginning in 1920.

It is merely an accounting machine, combined with an integrating predictor."

Summary punching-punching a total or new balance card amounts which have been accumulated in the accounting machine.

"Did Emmet help with this accounting machine?"

Initially IBM 405 accounting machines with special modifications were used, but he wanted something better.

Between 1977 and 1982, purchases of such electronic equipment as computers and digital accounting machines tripled.

"Yessir," the cashier said, only glancing at the coin and feeding it into the accounting machine next to him.

Some hotels use accounting machines which can produce the payroll, tax deduction records and payslips simultaneously.

The card reader was similar to that on the IBM 402 accounting machine and could read 200 cards per minute.

Its products consisted mainly of adding machines, calculators, accounting machines, and data processing equipment.

It was based on IBM 407 accounting machine technology and had 120 rotary type wheels, each with 48 possible characters.

Zappa had felt they were slow getting to Paul Revere Accounting Machines yesterday.

Many businesses use accounting machines for ledger posting, payroll, receipt writing, stock records, sales analysis, cost analysis and various statistical reports.

Electronic accounting machines were installed to link into the New Zealand supply chain to ensure a quick and accurate resupply.

In the early 1930s, IBM developed the first modern accounting machine, which was designed for banks, but banks in 1933 did not buy new equipment.

This type of machine is generally distinct from unit record equipment (some unit record machines were also called accounting machines).

Electric Accounting Machine (Unit record equipment)

The chapter It all adds Up describes IBM tabulators and accounting machines.

In May 1952 it was successfully tested as a data buffer between a Type 405 alphabetical accounting machine and a Type 517 summary punch.

The IBM 407 Accounting Machine was withdrawn from marketing in 1976, signaling the end of the unit record era.

Underwood Elecom 50 "The First Electronic Accounting Machine"

Listings were usually generated by punching a listing deck and using an IBM 407 accounting machine to print the deck.