Office management software
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Office Management Software is described as software which can manage a small to medium business office. There are currently few solutions which achieve this, instead offering the management of specific activities.
History
In the 1990s, with the launch of Microsoft Office and Exchange, companies increasingly started using Microsoft Word, Outlook and PowerPoint to manage their emails, customers and documents.
Trends
- CRM (Customer Relationship Management) has become increasingly popular, but is not sufficient to manage all office activities.
- Smartphones have also begun offering more functionality, especially in managing contacts, appointments and email, but are also not sufficient for managing all office activities.
Solutions
- Integrated Office Management: More software companies have begun offering office management applications which can manage all office activities from a single application, thus storing all information in a central server.[citation needed]
Examples
- IBM Lotus Notes - This is likely better suited to larger enterprises as it is expensive to purchase and complicated to install.[citation needed]
- Microsoft Outlook - Companies have been able to find third-party software that can integrate with Outlook.
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