Report to the Legislature, Audit ... Public Employees' Retirement Division And Teachers' Retirement Division 1979
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The direct input method of entering data requires that contribution data for all members of the system be reentered each month. There are 16 school districts which represent approximately 25 percent of the members of the system utilizing the direct input method. Of these 16 school districts, only five provide this data on computer readable media (cards, tape, or diskette).
No keypunching is required to place these school dis- tricts' contribution data on the membership system.
Eleven school dis...tricts provide monthly computer gener- ated hardcopy reports from which the division key- punches the contribution information for each member each month. Processing of the hardcopy reports is expensive because of the preparation and processing costs. It takes the division three to four weeks to prepare, edit, and correct one month of hardcopy direct input. Consequently contribution data is not available to be added to the membership master file on a timely basis .
The Information Systems Division of the Department of Administration conducted a survey in March 1979 of the data processing capabilities of nine of the eleven school districts that provided direct input via hard- copy reports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The direct input method of entering data requires that contribution data for all members of the system be reentered each month. There are 16 school districts which represent approximately 25 percent of the members of the system utilizing the direct input method. Of these 16 school districts, only five provide this data on computer readable media (cards, tape, or diskette).
No keypunching is required to place these school dis- tricts' contribution data on the membership system.
Eleven school dis...tricts provide monthly computer gener- ated hardcopy reports from which the division key- punches the contribution information for each member each month. Processing of the hardcopy reports is expensive because of the preparation and processing costs. It takes the division three to four weeks to prepare, edit, and correct one month of hardcopy direct input. Consequently contribution data is not available to be added to the membership master file on a timely basis .
The Information Systems Division of the Department of Administration conducted a survey in March 1979 of the data processing capabilities of nine of the eleven school districts that provided direct input via hard- copy reports.
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