Amiga in the business world
My brother's Amiga story:
He was working for either a glass factory or a meat-packing plant
(sorry, I'm not checking with him right now, and that's
all I remember).
He was an "industrial engineer" doing time-studies.
They had a mainframe with green-screens.
The green-screens had a print key, that would end
up printing the current screen back at the data center.
He used the blank screen as a word processor. Which
meant every time he printed, someone in the data center
would then get the printout and route it to him.
This ended up being a lot of single screen prints.
They were not amused.
They revoked his access.
So he bought an Amiga out of the office supply budget.
He LOVED it.
