Abstract
From too frequent and not always correct use, the valuable idea of computerizing the national economy may be devalued and even buried by phrasemongering. In order that this not happen, it must be recognized (the sooner the better) that the incipient computerization process is not merely a current fad, but a necessary condition for intensive economic development.
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