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Identifier: belltelephonemag4344amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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Use in Systems Business Systems AnalysisComputer Principles • Data Selling TechniquesMarketing and Sales Principles • Fradical Application of CourseMaterial Case Study Work In the last third of the course for eachof the three schools, practical applica-tions involving sales, engineering andoperating forces are combined into awell-knit system approach in order todevelop team capabilities. This team as-pect is invaluable, of course, in actualfield operations. Laboratory equipment provides thestudent with a large array of businessmachines and two small general purposecomputers, as well as with most of theBell System data sets and with a wholerange of Bell System working test andtransmission facilities. ■; You may wonder how an organi-zation such as the Bell System givespersonal attention to a data communica-tions sub-system which is tailored to fitinto a total system for a particular realtime application. Actually, we havelearned quite a bit about how to do thisin the recent past.
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The / (i A laboratory at Cooperstown fea-tures all types of teletypewriter equipment. To accomplish rapid and good resultsin this area, we have developed an Inter-company Service Coordination plan.This is now in existence throughout theBell System. I.S.C., as we call it, utilizesmodern communications to coordinateefforts among the Bell System Oper-ating Companies. This plan brings intoplay the combined services of each com-pany to implement multi-point interstatesystems—the kind most often associated A special demonstration hoard is used to explain transmission characteristics. EmCTOfTliAKSMSSIONMP&RMENTS eEEQIlO . - \EaEsm

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