Abstract
Different types of devices, for data entry and data output are evaluated and discussed. The effects of storage devices such as CD ROMS on apparent throughput of data in a system are evaluated.
Devices for Data Entry
Data Entry
Methods of data entry or input are many choosing the right method affects the accuracy of that data that is input. In the case of printed questionnaires, optical character recognition (OCR) devices and software can be implemented. Recent OCR technology has increased the accuracy of turning handwritten data into its digital equivalent.
Telephone surveys are best collected by data entry personnel typing the data into a keyboard in real time. Voice recognition can be used to collect essential survey data and pass it onto the data entry clerk to speed along the process.
Banks process their checks rapidly by using magnetic ink character recognition (MIRC). Magnetic ink is used to hold account data and verify authentication. This magnetic......
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