Office Automation
The term Office
Automation originally came into popular use when the local area
network (LAN) allowed office staff to more efficiently handle documents
and information. Word processors and office productivity suites such as
Microsoft Office and Open Office soon became essential.
Information systems employing databases have become the norm in
many offices. eCommerce and workflow systems are still only found in
larger organisations. Until now, fully integrated business systems have
been very expensive and required a high "critical mass" to be cost
effective. The development of effective international standards has
enabled the interoperability of software systems developed open source
communities and proprietary companies.Integrated Imaging has developed a number of automated systems designed to assist enterprises of all sizes to dramatically improve productivity by integrating systems and processes.
Web-based Information Systems.
eCommerce
EDI
Workflow
Communications
