E-government and Office Automation Practical Handbook

Author: Su Wurong
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book is closely aligned with the fundamental knowledge and skills required for office automation, e-government, and e-government in the digital age. It is divided into two parts: Basic Concepts and Practical Operations. The Basic Concepts section focuses on introducing the connotation and characteristics of e-government and e-government, the relationship between e-government, office automation, government online, government informatization, and e-government, the objectives and significance of e-government construction, case studies and analysis of e-government applications, as well as problems and countermeasures in e-government construction. The Practical Operations section covers basic operations of Windows XP, text processing, report processing, email, and more. This book is a practical reading that combines theory and practice, offering clear and easy-to-understand explanations while emphasizing practicality and operability. It also highlights knowledge and systematicity, making it an ideal training textbook or self-study resource for government officials, public sector employees, and business and enterprise management personnel to learn computer network operation techniques and improve their application skills in e-government and office automation.