Paperless Office

Dejan Sraml

Management, 2008, vol. 3, issue 1, 55-68

Abstract: The informatization of processes and the multimedia approach are making a mark on everyday life and are changing it. In the information age organizations have to face the fact that the only way to gain advantage over their competitors and remain in the market in the new economy is by introducing modernized and technologically advanced economic operations. Non-profit organizations, like institutions of higher education, are no exception. To officiate without paper has become an ideal to which organizations are adjusting today by suitable gradual electronic operations and the modernization of existing operations. The research demonstrates that the institution in question has already successfully applied certain elements of informatization into practice. People (knowledge), management and the rationality of time and space in the digital economy are accompanying factors of the quality and the development of higher education, and of the satisfaction of the students and employees.

Keywords: informatization of processes; electronic operations; digital economy; officiate without paper; higher education (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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