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Maybe they had a digital "core" backend for reporting and such, even though front offices etc were on paper.
by jacobush 7y ago
Maybe they had a digital "core" backend for reporting and such, even though front offices etc were on paper.
- tsjq 7y agookay. that is possible. in that case, it would've needed massive amounts of data entry work to feed all paperwork stuff into the core backend.
- jacobush 7y agoYes, that's just how things worked way back when. Say the computer systems banks and corporations used in the 1960s, for instance. And that massive data entry work was still less work than running the calculations and summaries and projections etc on paper alone.