Toward a new framework for office support
Published 1 January 1982
Raymond R. Panko, Ralph H. Sprague
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This paper proposes one such concept, which is called office support, which will need a much broader concept of office information systems, to enhance the total office function.
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Office automation is the outgrowth of one form of corporate information technology—the office products category. If we are really to enhance the total office function, however, we will need a much broader concept of office information systems. This paper proposes one such concept, which we call office support.
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Computer ScienceBusiness, Management and AccountingSocial Sciences
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