To meet the needs of the environment and to improve competitiveness through lower costs and greater responsiveness, the paperless office is once again being anticipated. While the concept of the paperless office was subject to derision until just recently due to the large volume of paper currently being produced, the large reduction in the costs of personal computers has made the paperless office viable. More than just a tool, it will redefine our concept of the document and the way we do business. Explains various facets of the paperless office. Electronic mail (e‐mail) will make the generation and transmission of letters and memos more efficient. Business forms will be better utilized through the improved processing offered by computerization and hand writing recognition software. Also addresses how document management makes information more readily accessible through the use of improved indexing.
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1 May 1993
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Logistics Information Management
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May 01 1993
The Paperless Office of the Future
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-7948
Print ISSN: 0957-6053
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1993
Logistics Information Management (1993) 6 (5): 40–43.
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Connolly TF, Kleiner BH (1993), "The Paperless Office of the Future". Logistics Information Management, Vol. 6 No. 5 pp. 40–43, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/09576059310045961
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