3 posts tagged with "1980s"

Manufacturing in the 1980s is undergoing a seismic shift—and much of this momentum is thanks to the rise of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines. These automated workhorses are more than a technological marvel; they're a catalyst for productivity, precision, and entirely new ways of doing business.

The 1980s are witnessing a technology-driven transformation in the way offices operate. As office automation (OA) technology gains momentum, businesses are increasingly adopting new tools—personal computers, electronic typewriters, copiers, and fax machines—to streamline workflows, reduce manual errors, and boost productivity. These innovations are not just changing daily operations but also redefining how organizations approach business process optimization.

In the past decade, the American office has undergone rapid and dramatic change. Traditional typewriters and piles of paperwork are being phased out—replaced by the hum and glow of electronic word processors. These innovations are more than just technological novelties: they are fundamentally changing how businesses create, store, and manage information.