Word Processing

Article Abstract:

Electronic typewriters have a place as the first step in electronic installations that are to be acquired gradually. When more advanced technologies are required, the typewriter can then be integrated into the system as a printer or, with the addition of a screen and disk drive, can become a word processor. It is important when investigating electronic typewriters to make sure they have the capabilities for integration.

Electronics, Office Equipment, Integrated Systems, Typewriter

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Word Processing

Article Abstract:

Word processing is not just for secretaries. It is a skill all office workers will need. Low cost personal computers, large mainframe computers, and the telecommunications industry are all interested in the office automation market. Word processing is no longer a distinct and separate market. Word processing managers must understand the integration of all the office-of-the-future technologies.

Management, Mainframe computers, Office automation systems, Word processing, Integrated Office Systems, Personal Computers, Mainframe Computer

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Word Processing

Article Abstract:

In designing and implementing automated office systems, the planning of physical layouts or equipment integration often supersedes the concern for the impact the system will have on the staff. Management must decide if the system is to be tailored to the jobs or if tasks are to be reorganized. The staff must be flexible and willing to learn.

Resistance to Computer Technology, Attitude, User Behavior

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