pretty sure about this as my father was the maintenance manager for
a computer bureau in the late 1970s that had several branches with
ICL mainframes, mostly employed by large corporations to process
their payroll. At that time, it was only banks and universities that
had such equipment.
wessie wrote:
pretty sure about this as my father was the maintenance manager for
a computer bureau in the late 1970s that had several branches with
ICL mainframes, mostly employed by large corporations to process
their payroll. At that time, it was only banks and universities that
had such equipment.
And Lyons tea rooms
wessie wrote:
pretty sure about this as my father was the maintenance manager for
a computer bureau in the late 1970s that had several branches with
ICL mainframes, mostly employed by large corporations to process
their payroll. At that time, it was only banks and universities that
had such equipment.
And Lyons tea rooms
wessie wrote:And several of the gas boards, and at least one water board. And Dudley Council, and probably others.
pretty sure about this as my father was the maintenance manager for
a computer bureau in the late 1970s that had several branches with
ICL mainframes, mostly employed by large corporations to process
their payroll. At that time, it was only banks and universities that
had such equipment.
And Lyons tea rooms
| Sysop: | Amessyroom |
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| Location: | Fayetteville, NC |
| Users: | 65 |
| Nodes: | 6 (0 / 6) |
| Uptime: | 10:50:47 |
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