Computer Applications In Selling Clays And Feldspars ? I. Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
William K. Burriss
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

Computer technology was applied to solve three problems in the selling of certain industrial minerals to the glass and foundry industries. The computer solutions provide for better service to customers and have helped increase sales. II. Summary Electronic data processing techniques were applied: 1. To automatically and continuously "trace" rail car shipments of bentonite. 2. To aid our sales people in recommending to glass plant purchasing agents which of several possible feldspathic materials is the best value at any of about 100 glass plants and to give guidance on the amount of value difference. 3. To help in locating plant sites for three blending or pre-mixing stations to serve the foundry industry at minimum cost and with maximum tonnage and maximum profitability.
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APA: William K. Burriss  (1968)  Computer Applications In Selling Clays And Feldspars ? I. Introduction

MLA: William K. Burriss Computer Applications In Selling Clays And Feldspars ? I. Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1968.

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