Since its beginning in 1964 through acquisitions and divestitures, DPI people and equipment have served under many banners.  Here are some:

The original. Roy Score sketched the first drawing (Although the flags were in the opposite directions). Then Peggy Rutherford took it to a commercial artist friend of hers in Kansas City, Hal Barnes, and he did final drawing.

Russ DeBois wanted a new image when he became president in 1969. This logo lasted till NCR integrated us in 1979. ("See Hail to the Chiefs" under Pictures Button)

They did keep the original scrip font for the full name for awhile.

Then it turned gold with block lettering on memos and business cards.

For $150,000,000 and the promise we would be independent.

After integration and NCR's change from block letters.

The "NCR Classic" created during the attempted blockade of AT&T.

After several Billion $$$ and another promise of independence.

And here they are today. What will tomorrow's look like?