SG ADMINISTRATION PRELIM REVISION. UNIT 1a: Organisation Structures Charts show Structure and size Levels of management Lines of communication, command/

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. HARDWARE 1.MAINFRAME COMPUTERS Large computers that process huge amounts of info for a firm quickly However, they are expensive.
Advertisements

The Electronic Office & The Internet Chapters 22 & 26 Information Systems for You.
Computer Systems Networking. What is a Network A network can be described as a number of computers that are interconnected, allowing the sharing of data.
The Electronic Office Some supplementary information Corporate websites Office automation Company intranet.
By the end of this section, you will know and understand the hardware and software involved in making a LAN!
Preparation and Presentation of Information Unit 6.
 1 – Course Plan – all 7 modules  2 – Module Plan for each module  3 – Session Plan for each session.
A unique way to connect your extension cords without the traditional problems.
ADMINISTRATION Sources of Information REVISION – BLOCK 6.
Microsoft Office XP Illustrated Introductory, Enhanced Microsoft Office XP Introducing.
The Internet Facilitates Global data communications.
Copyright 2003 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc CHAPTER Application Software computing ESSENTIALS    
Microsoft Office 2003 Illustrated Introductory, Premium Edition Microsoft Office 2003 Introducing.
Chapter 3 Applications Software: Getting the Work Done.
Software, Data Transfer & Networks, ICT in Everyday life and Security.
FIRST COURSE Creating Web Pages with Microsoft Office 2007.
4.03 IT PowerPoint Objective 4.03—Understand Information Technology activities and careers.
Higher Administration
1 Chapter 6 Understanding Computers, 11 th Edition Software Ownership Rights Software license: agreement, either included in a software package or displayed.
Introduction to Business Organisations
ADMINISTRATION ORGANISATIONS – STRUCTURE AND LAYOUT REVISION – BLOCK 1.
Sources of Information “where to find information”
2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Networking Can you find it? Apps.
Business Studies Information & Communication Technology.
Preparing the Ingredients: First Steps in Developing a New Web Course Allison Smith, Louisiana Tech University.
Computers Mrs. Doss.
G041: Lecture 16 Section B Revision Questions
Module 6 Using the Internet for Working & Learning.
What is the Internet? Internet: The Internet, in simplest terms, is the large group of millions of computers around the world that are all connected to.
The Working Environment
XP New Perspectives on Browser and Basics Tutorial 1 1 Browser and Basics Tutorial 1.
Chapter 6 FINDING AND APPLYING FOR A CAREER. USING TECHNOLOGY AT WORK Information Technology (IT) refers to the creation and installation of computer.
BTEC Unit 03: Lesson 4 Information Flow Diagrams Mr C Johnston ICT Teacher
IGCSE ICT Communicating Ideas.  identify the advantages and disadvantages of using common applications to communicate ideas:  Multimedia presentations.
Objective Understand concepts used to web-based digital media. Course Weight : 5%
ICT in Business Revision. Uses of ICT Assists in decision making Collecting and distributing information Communication Record keeping Product design and.
ADMINISTRATION REVISION – BLOCK 7 PREPARING AND PRESENTING INFORMATION.
Networks.
New CLAIT What is it?. The Content Unit 1 – File Management and e-Document Production Unit 2 – Spreadsheets and Graphs Unit 3 – Database Manipulation.
G063 – Internal Resources of a System. Learning Objective By the end of this topic you should be able to: describe the internal resources of an organisation.
COMMUNICATION. Passing on of information or ideas Information must be:  Easy to understand  Sent by the most suitable method  Sent to the correct person.
PRESENTING INFORMATION “graphs, charts, documents, etc”
3.4 How do businesses operate1 Unit 3.3/4.3 Information in Decision Making.
Chapter 5 Technology in the Business Office Copyright © 2011, 2006 Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier. All rights reserved.
ICT Infrastructure Used By Organisations Additional Exercise ANSWERS.
© Prentice Hall, 2005Excellence in Business, Revised Edition Chapter Fundamentals of Information Management, the Internet, and E-Commerce.
To provide easy access to important hospital data for patients, doctors, and staff Provide a way to pay hospital bill online Provide a way to rate and.
XP Browser and Basics COM111 Introduction to Computer Applications.
The internet Unit 18. The internet  The internet is a network of networks.  Through the world wide web we are able to browse internet pages, ,
G041: Lecture 08 ICT Infrastructure Used By Organisations Mr C Johnston ICT Teacher
Word Processing Word processing packages such as Microsoft Word are text based. When text is entered via a keyboard, the characters are displayed on screen.
Computer Systems Networking. What is a Network A network can be described as a number of computers that are interconnected, allowing the sharing of data.
Computers Are Your Future Eleventh Edition Chapter 6: The Internet and the World Wide Web Copyright © 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice.
MSDS Listing Program Kenji Yano, NSF. Requirements u The Federal Hazard Communication Standard stipulates that all employers must make MSDS readily accessible.
3 Internet Basics Internet is a collection of local, regional, national and international computer networks that are linked together to exchange data.
Year 12: Unit 2, living in the digital world. 1. What is ICT? ICT is the use of technology to convert data to information. It covers many areas, especially.
G041: Lecture 05 Information Flow Diagrams
The Reception  What are the duties of a receptionist?  What are the qualities of a receptionist?  Use your notes (pages 40 – 41) to complete Task 14.
Chapter 8 Technology and Information Management 1 Chapter 8 Technology and Information Management ©2008 Thomson/South-Western.
2.00 Understand Computer Fundamentals Unit Objective: 2.01 Software.
ICT in Product Manufacture ISDN, LAN, WAN, Intranets and extranets, global networks
Microsoft Office 2003 Illustrated Introductory, Premium Edition
Software Introduction
Felix’s Technology Dictionary
Objectives To understand the about types of computer network
Information Technology Ms. Abeer Helwa
Chapter 8 Technology and Information Management
Part 8 Q36 to Q40 of National 5 Prelim
Lesson 2: Gathering and Organizing Information Using ICT KEY QUESTION: HOW DO YOU GATHER AND ORGANIZE INFORMATION USING THE COMPUTER AND INTERNET?
BACS Laws And Acts Applications of ICT Communications
Presentation transcript:

SG ADMINISTRATION PRELIM REVISION

UNIT 1a: Organisation Structures Charts show Structure and size Levels of management Lines of communication, command/ authority Spans of control Relationships – line and lateral

UNIT 1a: Organisation Structures Charts can change Tall or flat Affects of restructuring

UNIT 1b: Functions of Departments  Purchases  Sales/marketing  Finance  Human Resources/Personnel  Administration  IT Services  Centralisation of services

UNIT 2a: Office Layout Layouts  Open plan or cellular  Features/advantages  What to consider when changing HOW to bring about change Involve workers Communicate with workers – ideas – tell of benefits Check on benefits

UNIT 2b: Health and Safety Legislation to know:  Health and Safety at Work Act  Display Screen (Equipment) Regulations  Reporting of Accidents  First Aid  Responsibilities of employer and employee

UNIT 2b: Working practices Working out of office:  Teleworking/homeworking using computers to link  Hot desking  Flexitime

UNIT 2c: Reception  Reception area – features  Reception duties Deal with visitors Deal with books – reception register, staff in/out, appointment diary Security

ICT - Information and Communications Technology  Hardware  Software Word processing Spreadsheet Database Powerpoint E-dairy  Editing  Formatting  File management  Networks – LAN, WAN

ICT - Information and Communications Technology Internet Equipment: modem ISP URL - address Search engine Websites – web pages Download Good web page/site Home page Hyperlinks (easy to navigate) Search facility in site Contact details Ecommerce – online booking – secure payment

UNIT 5: Sources of Information  Electronic sources  Paper based sources  People based sources

UNIT 7: Travel  Requirements – travel request form  Research – internet  Booking In writing: accommodation booking form/travel booking form By fax, , traditional post  Prepare itinerary  Payment  Expense claims

UNIT 6: Presentation and Presentation of Information  Written Letter, memo, report, itinerary, form  Graphs and charts Bar chart, line graph, pie chart etc  Equipment/software to present Digital projector/powerpoint; flip chart, overhead projector

OFFICE EQUIPMENT  Printers (colour?)  Photocopier - collator  Laminator  Binder  Camera  Scanner  Shredder