Integrated Information Systems Report: The Office Machine
Agnew Moyer Smith, Inc., 1985
Description
This book was designed to explain, to a non-technical, top-management audience, how an integrated information network would work, how it could be built over a four-year period, and what the anticipated benefits and savings would be. It condenses a vast amount of technical information (two binders full) into only 32 pages. A diagram representing three typical floors in the headquarters building is used to show the network and equipment in context and avoid hard-to-understand wiring diagrams.
Collections:
Functional Graphics
Discipline:
Information design
Format:
Information graphic, Booklet, Diagrams
Credits
- Design firm
- Agnew Moyer Smith, Inc.
- Art director/designer
- Reed Agnew
- Artists
- Reed Agnew, Leon Ludovici
- Typographer
- Davis and Warde
- Printer
- Westinghouse Printing Division
- Writer
- Reed Agnew
- Client
- Westinghouse
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