Guest Opinion

Article Abstract:

Managers of traditional office may be able to improve the quality of work produced by practicing the project-by-project approach to administrative or non-manufacturing functions proposed by the Juran Institute. To be able to improve quality, needs of customers or employees should be defined in order to determine if current products meet those needs. The quality improvement program can be started independently, but training is required in quality principles and problem analysis.

Personnel, Management Style, Administration, Tutorial

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Guest Opinion: Continuing Education for Managers of Facilities Can No longer Be Considered a Luxury

Article Abstract:

The continuing introduction of new technology into the office environment makes continuing education for facilities managers vital. Continuing education must focus on three facets of management: automation - how new technologies affect workers; technology - how a strategy can be developed for equipment specification, purchase, and use, and; management - how new technologies must affect a manager's approach to problems.

Technology, Continuing education, Office automation, editorial, Equipment Acquisition, Executive, Management of EDP

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