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Office Automation: A Social and Organizational Perspective.

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Justification and Rationale for a Social Theoretic Perspective of Office Automation A Background to Office Automation Understanding the Office Office Automation Methodologies and Models Office Automation Implementation Implications of Office Automation Appraising Technological Change in the Office Conclusions Appendices.

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