SYSTEM/3 APPLICATION PROGRAMS Apparel Business Control (ABC) System

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Apparel Business Control (ABC) System

The ABC System is an order processing system for the apparel business. It incorporates seven basic order-related functions: Order Edit and Pricing, Order Writing, Bookings Reporting, Fabric Requirements Reports, Finished Goods Requirements Reporting, Stock Allocation, and Invoicing.

The system of functions is tailored to the user's needs in accordance with a modifier program fed from questionnaire responses that have been keypunched into 96-column cards.

ABC is written entirely in System/3 Card RPG II. The minimum system required includes an 8K card-oriented S/3-10 CPU (541()'A2), a 5203-1 Printer, 5424-Al Multi-Function Card Unit, and either a data recorder or data entry keyboard. The storage required can be affected by the user's color code table requirements, but the minimum system will allow about 150 of these. Basic manual: IBM Form GH2()'0822.

Apparel Business Control (ABC) System (Card S/3-10) 5701-D12

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~ Appropriation Accounting System

'This is a general ledger, revenue, and appropriation program. It accumulates, analyzes, and presents fmancial data by fund, source, organizational unit, project, function, or any user-determined classification. It thus serves System/

3 users in the same way that the Budget Accounting Information System (BACIS) serves Systern/360 and 370 users_

The Appropriation. Accounting System is coded in Card RPG II and requires only an 8K System/3 Model 10 (5410-A2 CPU) with a multi-function card unit and a 132-column printer to run_ Basic manual: IBM Form GH20-1049.

Monthly License Appropriation Accounting Sys- $100

tem (Card S/3-10) 5701-G22 Bill of Material Processor (BOMP)

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BOMP establishes, maintains,. and retrieves data from four basic manufacturing files: item master, product structure, Iwork center master, and routing records. It can reorganize those files and retrieve information at various levels_ The files are on disk. BOMP is able to run on a disk-oriented System/3 Model 6 or 10. It is an integral part of IBM's Production Information and Control System (PICS), and prospective BOMP users should refer to the PICS manual (GE20-0280).

BOMP is provided in Disk RPG II source code, and requires the Disk System Control Program (SCP) and Disk RPG II to run. The minimum S/3-10 configuration is a 16K disk-oriented CPU (5410-A14) with a disk drive multi-function card unit, and printer. The minimum S/3-6 is a 16K CPU (5406-B4) with a printer and a disk drive. A second disk drive is recommended on either system, since master flle reorganization requires a new disk area plus an associated temporary disk output file. Basic manual: IBM Form GH20-0965.

BOMP (Disk S/3-6 or 10) 5702-M41

Business Analysis/BASIC

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$50

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Please refer to this program's description under the

"Systern/360 Application Programs" heading.

Card Bill of Material and Requirements Planning Card BOMR helps System/3 Model 10 users install requirements planning applications. It consists of the following programs: Activity Audit and Bill of Material, Increase Level and Replace Level, Where-Used, Require-ments Generation, and RequireRequire-ments Planning. The pro-grams are used in conjunction with the S/3 card system utilities sort/merge. Aspects of the system are related to those of the System/360 and 370 Production Information and Control System, and it is a good idea for prospective users to study the PICS manual (GE2o-0280).

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Card BOMR runs on an 8K card-oriented S/3-10 CPU (5410-A2) with a multi-function card unit and a printer.

For a quick-deck product summary run, 120 print positions are required on the printer. Basic manual: IBM Form GH 20-077 O.

Card Bill of Material and Requirements Planning (Card S/3-10) 5701-M42 Citation Processing

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$65

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Citation Processing handles accounting control for local governments in the area of parking and moving citations (parking tickets and traffic summonses). Its four sub-systems are: Daily Parking and Follow-Up, Daily Moving and Follow-Up, Disposition Processing, and Monthly Statistical Reporting. The system runs on a minimum of a card-oriented 8K S/3-10 CPU (5410-A2) with a multi-function card unit and a l2O-column printer. Basic manual:

IBM Form GH20-4204.

Citation Processing (Card S/3-10) 5701-G23

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$120

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EPIC: SOCRATES, FAST, Budget/Finance Account-ing, and Student

Please refer to EPIC's description under the "System/360 Application Programs" heading.

Health, Welfare, and Pension Fund System

The Health, Welfare, and Pension Fund System meets basic contribution accounting requirements for jointly admin-istered health, welfare, and pension funds. It prepares and maintains employer, client, and management flles, prepares c1aimand pension checks, and supports an inquiry facility for primary files. Written in RPG II, it runs on a 12K System/3 Model 6 with a disk drive and a 132-column printer. Basic manual: IBM Form GH20-1l89.

Health, Welfare, and Pension Fund System (S/3-6) 5703-N11

Hospital Patient Billing Hospital Accounts Receivable

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$175

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These two programs are totally separate, but they have identical system requirements on small card-oriented S/3 Model 10's and are likely to be installed together by the user.

Hospital Patient Billing performs processing rUDS necessary to bill patients and/or insurance companies for hospital charges and accounting for hospital revenues by source. It has severai programs in its repertoire, each of which is ~

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~ loaded from an object card deck at run time. They are:

Daily Admissions (report), Admission List, Insurance Analysis, Preliminary Census and Final Census, Transfers, Charge Pricing, Charge Posting, Insurance Prorations, Daily Balance Forward/Summary Bill, Final Bill, Insurance Bill Data, Dismissal List, Medicare Bill Data, and Revenue Report.

Hospital Accounts Receivable accepts input data from fmal bills and is used to generate audit lists, totals, and daily and periodic reports.

Both program products are written in Card RPG II and make use of S/3 card utilities. The minimum system required is an 8K card-oriented S/3-10 (541O-A2) CPU with a multi-function card unit and a 12o-column printer. Basic manuals: IBM Forms GH2o-0842 (Billing) and GH2o-0762 (Accounts Receivable).

Hospital Patient Billing (Card S/3-10) 5701-H12 Hospital Accounts Receivable

(Card S/3-10) 5701-H11

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B B

This four-phase Program Product is an integral part of IBM's Production Information and Control System (PICS) and uses fIles created by the S/3 Bill of Materials Processor (BOMP). PICS is discussed with the other System/360 and 370 application program products, and is outlined in IBM Form GE2o-0280. BOMP is discussed in an earlier System/3 application program product description.

The system's four phases are: Inventory Planning, Projec-tion, Requirements Planning, and Execution (processing of input transactions and status report preparation).

Both the System/3 Model 6 and Model 10 can use the Inventory and Requirements Planning system. The system configuration requirements are the same as for BOMP with the addition of Disk Sort (5702-SMI on the S/3-10 and 5703-SM1 on the S/3-6). If the S/3-6 does not have an on-line data recorder, it must also have the S/3-6 Conversational Utilities (5703-UT1). Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0971.

Monthly License Inventory and Requirements $75

Planning (Disk S/3-6 or 10) 5702-M52

Job Analysis System/3 (JAS/3)

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lAS/3 aids the planning functions of management by helping to plan, control, and supervise project-oriented work using the critical path method. It has a processing

~pacity of from 300 to 736 work items, depending on core SIZe.

lAS/3 is written in S/3 Basic Assembler language and runs under control of S/3 Disk SCPo On an S/3-10 with the Dual Programming feature, lAS/3 must run in program level 1. It requires a minimum 9K partition in storage for a 300-item

program, and will use up to 18K if possible. The minimum configuration is a System/3 Model 6 or disk-oriented Model 10 with 12K of CPU storage (5406-B3 or 541O-A13, respectively), any printer, and any disk unit. Basic manual:

IBM Form GH2o-1085.

lAS/3 (S/3-6 or 10 Disk) 5702-XP1

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$70 Law Enforcement System (LES)

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LES provides local governments' police departments with management, statistical, and administrative information. It is also capable of interfacing with FBI information systems.

Functions within LES include: Uniform Crime Reports (FBI) Offenses Known to Police (used in determining crime trends), Uniform Crime Reports Return of Persons Charged (Information forwarded to the FBI), Uniform Crime Reports Age, Sex, and Race of Persons Arrested (over and under 18), Accident Reports (useful for pinpointing accident danger areas), Dispatch Analysis (useful in allocating police resources), Field Interview Reports (on persons having contact with police at unusual hours or at places where they have no legitimate interest), and Police Personnel (administrative reports).

LES is coded in Card RPG II, and runs on the minimum card-oriented, 8K S/3-10 (541O-A2 CPU) with a multi-function card unit and a 132-column printer. Basic manual:

IBM Form GH2o-0981.

Law Enforcement System - LES (Card S/3-10) 5701-G21 Optimum Blending

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$80

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Optimum Blending is a small linear programming system for hiending applications in ihe iood processing and agricuiture industries. Its blend function produces an optimal blend of raw material ingredients based on product specifications and ingredient analysis, and its report function prints mixing instructions. No user programming is required for its use.

The minimum system for Optimum Blending will depend upon the size of the blending problem. For program execution and report program compilation, an 8K card-oriented S/3-10 (541O-A2) CPU with a printer and multi-function card unit will suffice. To assemble the blending program, 12K bytes of storage, a disk drive, and the Universal Character Set on the printer are required.

Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0933.

Monthly License Optimum Blending (Card S/3-10) $90

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B Order Point Technique for Inventory Management This is a set of four programs-Inventory Analysis, Stock Status, Transaction Processing, and Order Action-that help ~

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~ to implement an order point inventory system in a manufacturing environment. The final program in the set checks the current inventory status to determine recom-mended order action, basing the calculation on lead times and safety stocks required and the current average demand calculated in the Stock Status program.

The programs are written in Card RPG II and use either S/3 Card Utilities or off-line sorting. They will run on the minimum card-oriented S/3-10 (541O-A2), with 8K, a multi-function card unit, and a 12o-column printer. Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0741.

Order Point Technique for In-ventory Management (Card

S/3-1O) 5701-M41

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$50

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Property and Liability Agency Accounting System This system can be used by a small property and liability insurance agency to handle all its accounting processing as well as analysis and control of its book of business. The system also maintains a client ftle for multiple usage. It runs on a minimum card-oriented S/3-10 (541o-A2) CPU with 8K, a multi-function card unit, and a 12G-column printer.

For low-volume applications, data entry to the system can

be via 3...11 on-line data entry keyboard; for higher volumes, a

separate data recorder is recommended. Card RPG II and S/3 Card Utilities are also required. Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0918.

Property and Liability Agency Accounting System (Card S/3-10) 5701-N21

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$65

System for Television and Radio

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This is a tool for management of commercial time and advertiser contracts in the broadcasting industry. It maintains fIles, can move "spots" vertically (time-of-day) and horizontally (day-of-week), prepare daily logs prior to broadcasting, and prepare invoices and data preparation forms. Its use is intended for small- to medium-sized broadcasters having total revenues of $1 million to $8 million.

The system runs on a System/3 Model 10 with 24K bytes of core (541o-A15 CPU) and a disk, a multi-function card unit, a 200 Ipm, 132-column printer, and a printer-keyboard. It is written in Disk RPG II, and requires the Disk RPG II compiler and S/3-10 Disk Sort Program. The disk-resident card utility program helps installation greatly.

A 9.8-million-byte two-disk configuration is recommended for efficiency. Basic manual: IBM Form GH20-4229.

System for Television and Radio (Disk S/3-1O) 5702-Kll

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Unit Inventory Technique

Unit Inventory Technique assists retailers in installing a unit control system. At its minimum level, up to nine stores can be accounted for, and more stores can be added by increasing the core size. Initially, the system maintains basic ftles and operating reports. It can examine items for sales performance and inventory levels. Color and size reporting is also possible.

Unit Inventory Technique is written in Card RPG II, with a portion of the fIle update routine coded in S/3 Basic Assembler. Hence, although the program will run on a 12K card-oriented S/3-10 (541O-A3) CPU with any model of multi-function card unit and printer, it requires use of a Disk S/3-10 for any modification of the Assembler-coded routine. Card RPG II is required. Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0931.

Unit Inventory Technique (Card S/3-10) 5701-Dll

Utility Billing System

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$75

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This is designed to handle the utility billing requirements of local governments and small utility companies. It computes and/or prints: meter reading books, consumption proofs, metered service charges, utility bills, cash proofs, revenue summaries, meter status reports, cut-off listings, cash postings and cycle balances, past due notices, new account listings, and rate/revenue statistics.

Utility Billing is coded in Card RPG II and will run on the minimum S/3-10 card-oriented system: a 541o-A2 CPU (8K) with any printer and multi-function card unit. The system must have the Card RPG II compiler and Card Utilities. Basic manual: IBM Form GH2o-0882.

Utility Billing System (Card S/3-10) 5701-G24

Monthly License

$80

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