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Nothing is new, or so it seems when we look at Martins’ involvement with the newest of banking technologies.  For the period, these are both cutting edge and life changing – whereas today the implementation of new equipment usually means a reduction in staff, in the 1960s more and more staff are needed to operate programme and maintain machinery that until then had only have been dreamed of.  It is a chance for people to learn a completely new skill. In this section we look at what has been achieved in the short period of time in which Martins has been able to employ new technology. Each of the features below is a valuable step along the road to the almost fully automated banking of the twenty-first Century. So click below, and hold on tight, as we explore this mighty world of NEW TECHNOLOGY! Martins, which has been looking for ways of reducing the tiresome repetitive chores of banking since the early 1950s, has actively joined in with other banks as they too ponder how best to achieve the automation required of them by law by the time of DECIMALISATION in 1971…

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Cheque Auto FS

Computer Friend FS

IBM Sorter FS

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xLiverpool Computer FS

London Computer FS

MICR FS

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xMartins Auto Cash FS

Pegasus II FS

Punched Tape FS

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