Converting Office Into E-Office: Four Case Studies
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| Year of publication | 2009 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | EUNIS 2009. Book of Abstracts |
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| Field | Computer hardware and software |
| Keywords | E-administration; leave of absence; financial control; projects proposals; travel warrants |
| Description | Although the overall course of university agendas electronization is indisputable, the extent (and obviosity) of paperlessness is far from balanced in various areas of university life. Apparently the most progressively growing is study and learning, while areas like economics and human resources are much more conservative. Nonetheless, even in these areas the classic paperwork tends to give up and put the bits and bytes to do the work. The paper presents four case studies of converting offices into e-offices as experienced at Masaryk University in Brno. |
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