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The Computer Journal 1959 1(4):168-171; doi:10.1093/comjnl/1.4.168
© 1959 by British Computer Society
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Computers and Commerce: 4—Management and Control

A. S. Douglas

Electronic Computing Laboratory, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK

In the concluding article of this series the problems of applying computers to the management and control of a business are discussed. Some methods of operational research are illustrated by examples in the control of distribution and production, and the accuracy of the models used is considered.


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