Move Over, Elvis --Dickeson

It all feeds into a computerized database written in an SQL language, and every employee has access to a computer terminal for listings and forms. Then there's the piece de resistance: a subprogram called "System Buster." When someone or something happens that doesn't comport with the checklists, the System Buster detects the problem. It's immediately flagged for correction. If it's a personnel default, that person is called for an explanation. This puts an end to the finger-pointing circles that are the nemesis of print quality programs.