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Technology in the office

Authors :
Taylor, Paul, American choreographer
Keeling, Dennis
Harnett, Julie
Newman, Mark
Shillingford, Joia
Milton, Catherine
Source :
The Financial Times. Oct 5, 1992 Issue 31879, pFTS1, 8 p.
Publication Year :
1992

Abstract

The use of paper in offices has increased, which contrasts with the vision of a paperless office with the introduction of computers. Although the amount of electronically stored information has increased, 95% is still stored on paper. The reasons for this is that management fails to perceive computers as the prime tool for holding information, it will not introduce a whole new system and it is only in the 90's that systems have become integrated. The impact of the recession may force companies to manage their information more effectively.

Details

ISSN :
03071766
Issue :
31879
Database :
Gale General OneFile
Journal :
The Financial Times
Publication Type :
News
Accession number :
edsgcl.12757195