Computer Processing of Sales Data on a Livestock Auction Market (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Explore how a full-scale computer system handles every step of livestock market records, from invoices to daily summaries.

This nonfiction work examines how an electronic system processes sales data at a livestock auction market. It explains how the computer creates seller invoices, buyer statements, and end-of-day reports, while reducing errors and speeding payments. The book also describes the broader context of auction markets and the traditional methods markets used before computing advances.

- Learn how automated data processing can improve accuracy and reduce clerical work
- See how scale tickets, invoices, and checks are managed in a centralized system
- Understand the types of reports and daily summaries produced by the computer
- Explore how the system handles special cases, payroll, and check reconciliation

Ideal for readers of agricultural economics, operations research, and data processing in marketplace settings.

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