Office Technology and People: Volume 1 Issue 1

STATEMENTS OF CONCERN

Niels Bjørn‐Andersen

The office as we know it is gradually being changed as more electronic applications are introduced. To a large extent, information technology based on micro‐electronics is used…

OVERVIEW OF STRATEGIC ASPECTS OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Paul A. Strassmann

A knowledge of information as a social and cultural phenomenon is important to effective information management. The transition from an industrial to an information‐based economy…

OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY: A MICROECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR EMPIRICAL RESEARCH

Charles B. Stabell

A framework for empirical research on the productivity effects of office technology is outlined. The approach taken rests on the idea that measuring the impact of office…

OFFICE AUTOMATION: A PROGRESS REPORT

N. Dean Meyer

Many articles in this first issue deal primarily with people issues and a knowledge of the technology is assumed. Meyer's article takes the reader on a quick tour of office…