Theory, practice and techniques in office management.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction to office management -- Office organization and administration -- Office accommodation and layout -- Office communication -- Office correspondence and mail service -- Records management -- Office stationaries and supplies -- Office machines and equipment.

"In modern world every organization has an office. Whether it is a Government department, business firm, school, hospital, or a voluntary organization, the existence of an office is a must to enable necessary clerical and administrative tasks to be performed properly. The subject of office procedure and Management conquers a significant place in the course for industrial and personnel management in addition to other different professional examination. The latest knowledge of this discipline is vital for the detailed understanding of modern business world which has becoming vastly professional and dynamic. The office is the most substantial part of any organization as being the nerve center of it. It is intended to assist in managing a business most economical-ly and efficiently. Office Management is that branch of management which is concerned with the performance of office functions, with the application of the principles of management to get work done through the office. Since office management is similar to the general or administrative management, it performs the same functions as are performed by the management. The basic functions of a modern office are to receive and collect information, record it, arrange and process it and communicate it.
This book as the name suggests "Theory, Practice and Techniques in Office Management" provides students and professionals a comprehensive coverage of this subject and certain characteristics specific to office management. This volume is designed to enhance the skills of support personnel across a range of disciplines. It identifies and examines the key components of the role and within each element builds up a variety of methods and techniques for operating an efficient office or support team. These elements include interpersonal, communication, organizational and time management capabilities. These skills and techniques will be required in a blended and integrated way as you meet the challenges of your workplace. The text is purposive, informative and succinct. Several unique features have been incorporated into the text to aid the student/reader in the learning process. This book is aimed specifically at students studying office management and business administration at higher education institutions as well as employees in an office environment." -- Back cover