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. TO BETTER UNDERSTANDING
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ACOMPANY has been formed to bridge what it describes as an "understanding gapthat exists in some businesses that have moved into the computer age.
Systems and Business Consultants of London WI identities this understanding gap as one which can separate a company's top management and its computer staff. The managem el it does not understand computers, while the computer staff does not appreciate the overall corporate objectives or management's needs.
The result. says SBS, can be the purchase of over-expel sive, overspecified computers, or the company being held back by an inadequate computer department.
As an independent party with no vested interest in supplying any particular type of equipment, SBS claims that it will first familiarise itself with the corporate objectives and then assess the computer systems and department.
If extra manpower is needed to make changes in the computer development or to handle projects SBS call supply computer staff on assignment.