IBM Announces: A new IBM System/36 that fits under a desk. Adaptable, connectable, affordable. ' ■■ ■ — f .■■■"'■ “"I ; IBM introduces the newest small company. Because it can member of the growing run any of the thousands of [M; System/36 family of programs written for the midrange computers: the reliable System/36 r 5363. Advanced new tech- family of computers, ■ ■ nology makes it small you can count on the enough and quiet enough Model 5363 to help to fit under a desk, yet / solve many of : it’s got the power you the most common need to run a depart- problems nusi- I A \ p . 1 |l ment or even a ■«■mmmmi■«» nesses race tociay. [ ———i— j l inow System/36 is what’s known as a midrange | | computer, but our experience until now has been I ~ • exclusively with personal computers. We don’t have t^e resources t 0 k ee p an expert on staff to train our I people and update the applications. | P We’ve been buying PCs over the years and scattering The 5363 was designed to be both easy to learn, and | rza _ Jit ,^, A them all over the office. Now we’d like to get them easy to install. But when you do need help, you 11 I I , '* i> , . * '#»4i • linked up so people can share information. have the best in the ill I < 5 industry right on hand. V I i R I | s•< SOur newest System/36 is an ideal way to connect all Your System Remarketer UV IHfl J J 1 1|| your PCs, printers and other peripherals. And because an( l IBM team up to provide I|| tl M WtoMraccond. • System/36 was designed as a multi-user system from y ou with the highest standards mk ■lm # J - , a t the start, it’s a natural environment for people to °I training and service. | share common information and applications. PThat sounds good, but I don’t want to give up the PC t f ■ *’< * • applications my staff is using now. SA menu system is available that makes it easy for each person on the system to switch between PC • applications and System/36 applications at the touch '* 7-V '>’7/X \ f a key. ” '" ’ ’J ?-> ’7 TJ «z , ■>, , A J ' B ',.. 1 ■ We ve grown quickly m the past few yedrs. We need I W^EBSBSbSmMHMII .77 J_ a business system we won’t outgrow. rara /■ > | Growth potential is one of the best reasons ever to W choose the new 5363. Using advanced multi-processor ' kJt architecture it can handle additional users as you add PWhat about specialised businesses like mine? Will I I New Btora B e °P tions lel Y ou kee P lar 8 e have to get a programmer in to write the custom quantities of information on tap for everyone. And • applications I need? MHHHHBBBBHHEH U beCaUBe S y Btem/36 connects so easily to other rr computers and networks, you can connect additional . S Probably not. One of the long-recognised benefits of ’MH 5 ‘ units or larger units whenever you need them, the whole System/36 family is the breadth and } • richness of its application library. From hospital f '. .'''", , .a" administration to freight forwarding, there are • Does our new System/36 sound like a solution System/36 apphcauons that can fit ; :..' you cmM CaU Auckland: (09) 375 691, almost any busmess MM ShS ' Wellington: (04) 747 798, Christchurch: just as they are on the new 5363. bhould you need to /ZIO . _^ n i • i mnr modify a program slightly to fit your specific needs, ’. 4 r i 840 to get m touch With an IBM the System/36 makes that easy to do. . System Remarketer or.an IBM Marketing, flB Representative. They can review your business — lw detail, team your procedures, requirements and goals and recommend a System/36 configuration that will fit your needs precisely and help you get the results you re looking for. 1 ■ -. ; -..4.' • .•' Xc; , £»‘'<7ris ; A.3i^'t*'-rs^'‘ ■ ' "■' :• - - . ■ . .. .. Ji - ' II J II it ' ' <l ’ *- ‘ - • :i " -'i ’**' iiß ■ '•{■■■ *"' £■*<?, 4 ■■■ Miiiiiiiik - mhmibiiiiimmib 'w. a|B ' A® . w < 1 ■ lAiiiiiiiffiißW» ; mWlßH,» — "„,Z?JS T=L f ; w’ wuJH >W j-ffAg! /&'■ • •?;£/' - - ----- - - !|„ I .y > ' ■.'.
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