Speaking Practically: Staying Afloat in an Ocean of Paperwork

Article Abstract:

Ninety-five per cent of paperwork is never used more than once and this costs approximately $243,200 a year. Even electronic storage such as disks, is expensive. In order to reduce this waste, users should clean out files and permanently store any documents that will not be used frequently.

Data storage media, Records management, Disk Storage, Records, Paper Media, Storage Media

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Speaking Practically

Article Abstract:

Manufacturers of office equipment seem to aim at a specific type of person. This person is a specific, single application user. Manuals appear designed in the format and jargon of this specific user. Formal training classes are not always the answer for updating skill levels.

Documentation, Office Equipment, Manufacturers, Training of Employees, User Manual

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