I cleaned up this article, although I'm not sure I should have bothered. The original was quite stubby:
e-Office is the acronym of electronic office. It is the process of eliminating paper and making all transactions electronic in an office.
e-Office could in a limited way be just one or more individual personal computers or a network of persoanl [sic] computers, either on a LAN or on the WEB.
e-Office is expected to introduce transparency and accountability in any organization, thereby improving the service levels to customers - both internal and external.
Someone had (correctly) marked it with the {cleanup} tag. However, I wouldn't object if someone nominated this article for deletion -- it seems more like a dictionary definition (if that) than an encyclopedia entry.
Also, I'm afraid I've injected more opinion (especially in the new last paragraph)
than is appropriate.
Feel free to tone down or delete.
Steve Summit
17:21, 9 August 2005 (UTC)
I cleaned up this article, although I'm not sure I should have bothered. The original was quite stubby:
e-Office is the acronym of electronic office. It is the process of eliminating paper and making all transactions electronic in an office.
e-Office could in a limited way be just one or more individual personal computers or a network of persoanl [sic] computers, either on a LAN or on the WEB.
e-Office is expected to introduce transparency and accountability in any organization, thereby improving the service levels to customers - both internal and external.
Someone had (correctly) marked it with the {cleanup} tag. However, I wouldn't object if someone nominated this article for deletion -- it seems more like a dictionary definition (if that) than an encyclopedia entry.
Also, I'm afraid I've injected more opinion (especially in the new last paragraph)
than is appropriate.
Feel free to tone down or delete.
Steve Summit
17:21, 9 August 2005 (UTC)