capable of producing for management meaningful corn-.parisons between the performance of one branch or group of branches and another.Beyond this, the system shouht be able to provide projections with a reasonable degree of confidence as the historical datzt base is accumulated.Ultimately, as the system expands, both from an application and an historical standpoint, and as tire sophistic, alion of the system desigiters and system users increases, bank-wide simulation studies may be performed upon request.This is presently regarded as the highest potential level of development for the banking information system.2. BERHN~IAN, J. T. Commerchd bank goes real-timeo Dalamalion 11, 7 (July 1965), 3L~3'3.3. TRABBOI,D, WALTEn iE., ()VER.~I[RE,PETER Lo, AND |(E/):~'L~ iFRANKLIN C. Central file ~tdvances.Procecdhtgs, Nt~Uioaal Automation Conference of the Americas, Blinkers Associ~tiorb San Frtmcisco, March 1965, 373-385.4. CARs, 'WL~,:~aM, No waiting at t[ow~trd Savings.B~s.Aurora.7 (Maxch 1962), 30-32. 5.
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