Off-line Data Transmission

John E. Bingham, Garth W. P. Davies · 1977

Off-line data transmission is the simplest way of using data communications facilities and is frequently used as a convenient way to shorten the time between the origination of data and their availability (either in raw or processed form) to those who have to take action on the basis of those data.

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