Guess I left out a key piece of info, sorry. They started making electro-mechanical accounting machines. Then some of the first Burroughs computers. Then high speed check processors. They still make desktop, medium speed and high speed check processors. The check market is declining since everyone is using online bill payment so sales of the high speed equip is almost dead. A few medium speed ones now and then. Mostly desktops but they're now manufactured in China. Have to sell hundreds of desktops to make the same profit as one high speed.
We also developed the first full image based check processing applications there in the 90's as well as an image based payment processing application. That's the stuff I worked on since I transferred there around 20 years ago. We had over 100 software engineers developing those applications at one time. Now there are 5 left.
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