Speaking Practically: In Search of Word Processing Progress

Article Abstract:

Word processing departments are unhappy with the competition from personal computers. Management complains of being down-graded and ignored. Word processing operations can run into problems during system conversions when output includes special features or irregular reports. New equipment, such as optical character readers and voice-data communications, is being acquired at varying rates. A great deal of interest is being shown in graphics to supplement text and in micrographics to cut down on paper storage. User need is replacing cost-effectiveness as a criterion for purchases.

Text processing software, Growth (Physiology), Telecommunications transmission technologies, Office automation, Computer system conversion, End users, Optical character readers, Word processing, Personal Computers, Growth, User Need, Trends, Micrographics, System Conversion, Voice Communications, Criteria, Survey, Data Communications

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Speaking Practically - Preparing for Career Growth

Article Abstract:

There are two methods to develop a career. One is through education; the other is by documenting and updating job responsibilities. Guidelines are given for how to accomplish the latter. Effective documentation should list what must be done, who the responsible party is, why it must be done, when and how it should be done.

Education, Career development, Documentation, Guidelines, Tutorial

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