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A good filing system should be simple, quick, economical, compact, accessible, safe, expandable, and adaptable. When deciding on a filing system, factors to consider include costs, training requirements, space required, and overall benefits to the organization and employees. Electronic storage has advantages like quick access and sharing of information, but also risks like equipment failure, power loss, viruses, and human error.
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- 1. Storage and Retrieval of Information Standard Grade Administration
- 3. Methods of Filing Information can be stored: Electronically or Manually Floppy Disks ~ compact and easy to carry but not useful for storing large amounts of information. Computer Hard Drives ~ files are stored on the actual computer CD-ROM ~ Using a CD writer it is possible to store information on your own CD-Rom(s). DVD ~ Digital Versatile Disk. Similar to CD-Rom but stores huge amount of information including films Zip Drive ~ similar to floppy disks, but can save up to 175 times more data than a normal floppy disk. Vertical Filing Cabinet ~ usually have 2, 3 or 4 drawers with suspensions files Lateral Filing Cabinet ~ files are arranged side-by-side and are suspended on rails. Filing Trays ~ Can be used to organise work, eg In tray and Out Tray etc Lever Arch Files ~ documents can be hole punched and placed into the folder
- 7. The Advantages & Disadvantages of Electronic Storage
- 9. What factors will be considered when deciding upon a filing system? COSTS INVOLVED ~ As well as the financial costs (cost of storage equipment, training etc) the organisation will need to look into other costs – time taken to retrieve a file (this should be quicker using an electronic filing system. TRAINING ~ Management will have to consider the training requirements of the employees, how much it will cost and how much time will be lost in order to train staff effectively
- 10. What factors will be considered when deciding upon a filing system? CONTINUED SPACE REQUIRED ~ The organisation will need to consider how much space it has, how much space it will need. Will space be saved storing files electronically? Will electronic storage save them money in terms of floor space? OVERALL BENEFIT ~ Management will have to consider which storage system has the most benefits. What are the benefits to the organisation? What are the benefits to the employees? What will be the effect on efficiency and effectiveness?