ABSTRACT
This research has been conducted for the purpose of assessing the role of office machines in modern business organization, A case study of ANAMMCO.
The research methodology, focuses on the instrument used for data collection which were mainly questionnaires and oral interview i.e. primary and secondary data respectively. Determination of sample size was possible through the help of stratified random sampling technique. The stratification was based on the ANAMMCO staff. The suitable research method used was the survey research and the design was randomised.
Under method of data analysis, tables and percentages were used in the presentation and analysis of the collected data. In the findings the following were discovered, that the people could have adequate training of the office machines.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Pageii
Approval pageiii
Dedicationiv
Acknowledgementv
Abstractvi
Table of Contentsvii
CHAPTER ONE
1.0Introduction1
1.1Background of Study1
1.2Statement of Problems3
1.3Research Objectives3
1.4Statement of Hypothesis4
1.5Significance of the Study4
1.6Scope of the Study5
CHAPTER TWO
2.0Review of Literature6
2.1Office machines and its important to modern
Business.6
2.2Needs; uses of and types of office machines.7
2.3Classification of office machines10
2.4Computers in business.13
2.5 Importance of data recording16
2.6Data communication equipment communication19
CHAPTER THREE
3.0Research Methodology36
3.1Research Design36
3.2Sources of data36
3.3Interview38
3.4Area of the Study 39
3.5Population of study
3.6Sample and Sampling Procedure39
3.7Determination of sample size40
3.8Instrument for data Collection41
3.9Validity and reliability41
3.10Technique for Data Analysis41
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0Data presentation and results summary of results findings.42
4.1Introduction42
4.2Testing For Hypothesis53
4.3Identification of the Test Statistics54
4.4Summary of Findings/ Results59
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0Discussion, implication and recommendations61
5.1Discussion of Results61
5.2Conclusions63
5.3Recommendations64
5.4Limitation for each study65
REFERENCES67
APPENDIX68
