SECOND REVOLUTION IN BANKING, THE Part 2

Description

PROMOTIONAL: Highlights ways bookkeeping machines and computers improved banking services. First revolution was bookkeeping machines during World War I. They were clumsy and used lots of paper. Second revolution was electronic computer that can read, sort, print, process check numbers, record and store customer account information which can be retrieved in record time. Demonstrates how machines operate and how cashiers get immediate access to customer accounts for credit approval. Merchandise National Bank of Chicago is looking for ways to serve its customers better.

Collection

Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

Series

Motion Picture Films and Video Recordings