https://peertube.dngr.us/videos/watch/28241040-d9e1-44cd-aea3-14b378ccde28 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCddem5RlB3bQe99wyY49g0g/join Join us on Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Visit our website www.PeriscopeFilm.com Note: thanks to the Computer History Archives Project for their help with the description. This film "Integrated Data Processing" provides an overview of early office automation equipment circa the 1940s up to 1956. It was produced by the National Office Management Assoc. or NOMA. The narrator is Dr. Robert A. Scudder, director of Applications Development of the Standard Register Company of Ohio. The film shows "Integrated Data Processing” (IDP) which is an integration of data processing equipment with communications equipment and upcoming digital computer systems. Over 25 different models of data processing machines and related devices, from over 10 different companies, are shown in operation. Narrator/host Robert Scudder (01:17) Two office managers sitting at a metal office desk review paperwork and procedures (02:32) Female secretary types on a 1950’s manual typewriter with manual carriage return and using carbon paper, shown making corrections manually. (04:00) Data entry operator using IBM card punch machine (04:35) Woman uses the Wheeldex “Simplafind Tape Storage Unit.” (05:20) Bell System Teletypewriter using punched paper tape. (05:31) Bell System Model 19 Automatic Send/Receive Teletypewriter. (07:00) IBM Tape to Card Perforator (08:08) Automatic Graphotype, Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (08:30) and Duplicator. Woman using a Computyper Model C, Fridden Calculating Machine Co. with punched tape, shows machine typing automatically from taped instructions, (10:30) with close-up view of typing mechanism. (12:04) Using a Flexowriter, by Commercial Controls Co., with paper tape controlling the printing output and completed “Request for Quotation” form. (14:18) Western Union, Model 19 Teleprinter using paper tape (circa 1940) (14:55) Model 15 Bell System teletypewritwer (15:45) and Bell System Receiving only Typing Re-perferator (15:45) Bell System Model 19 Sending and Receiving Teleprinter with typing re-perforator. (015:55). IBM Tape to Card recorder showing both paper tape reels and punch cards (also called “tabulator cards”) (16:25). Woman operator uses an IDP system using punch cards instead of tape, with an IBM model 858 CARDATAPE Machine. (16:35) Loading punch cards into CARDATAPE reader hopper. (16:47) Operator pressing “start” key on large ausiliary keyboard of the CARDATYPE unit. (17:00) Two IBM electric typewriters, one typing automatically (17:12) Female operator used the IBM 65-66 Data Transceiver equipped with card reader and adjacent rotary telephone and line, to communicate with another transceiver at the Home Office. (18:00) Data will be used on an IBM 650 data processing system. (18:14) Using an “NCR” National Cash Register, Point of Sale Recorder, inserting charge plates and clerk tokens, which converts information onto punched paper tape. (20:07) Cash Register drawer opens and receipt produced. (20:26) IBM Tape to Card Converter machine is used. (20:29) Operator uses a Burroughs Corporation Sensimatic to Tape machine with wide carriage and punched paper tape perforator machine, with Burroughs white and red logo. (21:16) Woman uses a desktop Friden adding machine showing punched paper tape output and adding machine tape. (21:47) IBM 884 typewriter to tape punch. (22:34) Using an IBM 826 typewriter Card Punch (23:22) Using a Syncro Monroe Adding Machine with punched tape, and a Syncro Monroe Accounting Machine (23:40) Accounting Machine keyboard in use (23:50) National Cash Register Class 2000 with paper tape recorder. (24:40). National Class 31 General Purpose Accounting Machine (25:00) NCR Adding Machine (25:40) Using "Point of Sale Recorder," by Remington Rand. (25:56) Miniature scale model of a UNIVAC 1 data processing installation, used by UNIVAC sales personnel. (26:46) Underwood "DataFlow." (26:57) Underwood Elecom Model 50 Computer (“First Electronic Accounting Machine”) showing keyboard and punched tape mechanism. ( 27:26) Woman uses IBM electric typewriter. (28:00) “Stanomatic” machine console by Standard Register Company, (28:24) and its magnetic tape reels (28:33), IBM card punch unit (28:42) and full system view. (28:47) “Do’s and Don’ts” (28:59). -- END Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. 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