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OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Chapter 17 Other Workplace Productivity Systems Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 1 Guide to Classifying Documents Vital Records such as property deeds, leases, contracts are kept permanently. Important Records such as financial and tax documents are kept for a longer period of time but are eventually destroyed. Useful Records such as correspondence and...

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OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Chapter 17 Other Workplace Productivity Systems Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 1 Guide to Classifying Documents Vital Records such as property deeds, leases, contracts are kept permanently. Important Records such as financial and tax documents are kept for a longer period of time but are eventually destroyed. Useful Records such as correspondence and reports are kept based on state statutes. Non-essential Records such as internal memos can be destroyed immediately when no longer needed. Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 2 Document Imaging System s Bringing in Documents - Using advancements in scanning technology, converting documents, importing documents s Storing Documents - Using hard drives, magneto-optical storage, compact discs (CDs), DVDs, and others s Indexing and Retrieving Documents - Using an organized system that provides the right search tools to find documents quickly Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 3 Benefits of Document Imaging s s s s s s s s s Retrieves files quickly Offers flexible indexing Can search full text Protects files Saves space Archives digitally Shares files easily Improves security Provides disaster recovery Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 4 Chapter 17 Features of Office Copier Systems COPY SIZE REDUCING IMAGE SHIFT COLOR UNITS SORTERS Chapter 17 SPEED DUPLEXING CENTRALIZED & DECENTRALIZED COPY MAGNIFYING 5 Administrative COPYING BOOK Office Management, 13th Ed Business Telephone Services 800/888 service Anonymous call rejection Automatic or continuous callback Call forwarding-- busy line--don't answer s s s s s s Call waiting Caller ID Distinctive ring Priority call Speed calling Voice messaging service 6 Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed Features & Benefits of Voice Mail Features of Voice Mail Systems Answers and routes calls *Directs inquiries Records messages *Provides information Takes sales orders Benefits to Office Professionals Cuts down on missed phone calls Eliminates long waits on hold *Delivers clear messages Ends "telephone tag" Chapter 17 Administrative Office Management, 13th Ed 7 Mail Safety Concerns and Precautions s Safety Practices - Post emergency information within mail cen...

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