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A case study, examining the installation of a micro network by a timber group to process their accounting operations, highlights the danger of using personal contracts to set up such a system. It also stresses that the plethora of available computer literature confuses managers with limited computer knowledge and leads directly to the “personal contracts” method of business. The need to approach computer purchases in the same light as any other business purchase is paramount.

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