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Office Automation System (OAS)
Overview
Office automation is a great way to save money and time while protecting your
important business information. People no longer want to store paper records
or hand write order forms and other information needed to do business.
Project management software, electronic invoicing, scheduling software and
credit card payments make it much easier to run your business without the
need for so much paper.
Office automation is to automatically run the office by different means.
Automation uses computers, devices, robotics and other similar mechanics to
reduce the needed manpower requirements and payroll expenses.
Office automation software is the holy grail of business computing. The
business world relies on a combination of word processing, spreadsheet, and
presentation software to make the most of their organization's information.
Office automation software is used to simplify each individual's daily task and
help in group collaboration. In many companies, office automation is a
standard practice.
An office automation system saves you a considerable amount of time,
money, and effort.
No business is too small to automate. Actually, it is crucial for any small home
based business to automate. If you have a typical home based business, your
business is run by you, the business owner and possibly a couple of
employees. You have a lot to accomplish usually in a short amount of time
and limited resources. Wasting time on repetitive chores while you are trying
to grow your business would not be beneficial. Instead, utilize your talents
wisely.
The use of computer systems to execute a variety of office operations, such
as word processing, accounting, and e-mail. Office automation almost always
implies a network of computers with a variety of available programs.
There are some areas that you may find beneficial add to your office
automation system.
Accounting
Anyone that is in business must keep track of your income and
expenses. Once you have your system set up, you can track you
income and expenses at the touch of a button. Your accounting
system can include an accounting software or be as simple as a
spreadsheet.
Email
Do you have a lot of email that your continually use when prospecting
your customers. Are you building a list? Set you system on auto pilot
with an auto responder.
Appointments
Schedule appointments and tasks with ease. Keep notes and contact
information on prospects, and clients that you can access in seconds.
Set up alarms avoiding missed appointments or projects. Add a
contact management program to your system and never miss another
appointment again.
Credit Cards
Set up your business to take credit card payments. Avoid having to
wait for checks to clear. Most people make purchases with credit
cards. Businesses that don't accept credit cards lose a tremendous
amount of business.
Word Processing
The most common area to automate. Prepare any text or spreadsheet
that you could need for your business. Convert to PDF files with the
touch of a button. Write e-books with ease.
Office Automation Tools
Office Automation System (OAS) is a set of configurations of networked
computer hardware and software. A variety of office automation systems are
now applied to business and communication functions that used to be
performed manually or in multiple locations of a company, such as preparing
written communications and strategic planning.
System to purchase financial software and accounting software packages
involved high cost, and maximizing the effectiveness of all the resources was
really a difficult task. Later with advent of ERP, companies started to migrate
to ERP software solutions, but again it is a too costly approach. System that
grew out of Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems, which have been
used for more than 20 years. MRP systems computerized inventory control
and production planning.
Office Automation Products
Office Automation Products are becoming complex, involving
electromechanical devices with embedded softwares, thus needing PLM
solutions to manage the design data and engineering changes. In addition to
this shortening lifecycle of the products, changing customer requirements is
another challenge. Productivity is the result.
Typically, an ERP (Enterprise Respurce Planning) system uses or is
integrated with a relational database system, but in many cases it is not
deployed effectively. For example, in a government or public sector
organization, when a customer places an order, that order begins a mostly
paper-based journey from in-basket to in-basket around the company, often
being keyed and rekeyed into different departments' computer systems along
the way. ERP systems help in automating the workflow across the company.
ERP software lets you estimate costs, track materials, revise orders and
monitor payments. Being able to complete all of these tasks from a single
program can drastically cut down on the time it takes to keep track of each
part of a given order. ERP software can also aid financial and human
resources functions. Get the latest ERP management information, including
news, tips and other resources, in this section. ERP software combined the
data of formerly separate applications. This simplified keeping data in
synchronization across the enterprise as well as reducing the complexity of
the required computer infrastructure.
Business intelligence (BI) remains a top investment priority for companies of
all sizes, but there are disconnects between these investments and the
business value derived. In fact, very few (ie. About 15% to 20%) of business
users in organizations that have a business intelligence strategy are actually
using BI tools. There are many reasons for this disconnect: a lack of
partnership between IT and the business side of the house, users' comfort
with the tools they already know such as spreadsheets, a fragmented
corporate strategy with business units making their own BI tool and strategy
decisions, no connection between BI and business processes, and no
governance over BI, or too much.
Benefits
Get many tasks accomplished faster
Eliminating the need for a larger staff / require less people to get things
done
Less storage space for data, and copies
Multiple people can be updated simultaneously in the event of schedule
changes.
Increase managerial & clerical productivity through increasing
effectiveness and efficiency of work
Increase business competitiveness
o Through cheaper operating costs
o New or better services/goods to customers
o Help management in better decision-making & planning
Getting a VOIP for business instead of using a landline which usually
cost you more