Every filing system has its advantages. Storing files manually ensures no data loss during power loss. Implementing proper access measures will boost the security of the files. The method is also cheap.
By manual filing sysem I'm assuming you mean filing cabinets.
1) Your files only get lost if a) someone takes them and doesn't return them or b) someone misfiles the thing.
2) You always have access to the hard copy
3) If you have a computer/server crash and have to start from scratch your important information isn't lost in the case that a disk recovery fails
4) some people just can not navigate a network to access the files they need, or they don't understand they're not to edit that file, or they think it's useless and send it to the recycling bin. With a manual filing system this is less likely to happen.
There are advantages to having a manual filing system as well as shared network files. Personally I like to keep all my hard copies in a safe place and scan them into the computer for easy access.
advantage of filing system is this that we can easily find our files
it helps a file not to be deleted
•Lack of security
A manual file system refers to using paper files in filing cabinets. Today, this system is not as efficient as having an online database to use in an office.
A manual filing system is filing documents using paper and cabinets. The documents are filed within a folder and then stored, by some means of categorization or another, in a cabinet for later retrieval. This is the opposite of storing documents within folders on your computer's hard drive. In the computer world the documents are stored in a digital filing system, as opposed to the physical filing system in the manual way.
There are quite a number of advantages of a manual payroll system. This is not prone to technical hitches which affect electronic system and in most cases it has proved to be accurate.
A manual system is one where filing is literally done by hand and where the information is usually stored on cards or in paper files. An electronic filing system is one where information consists of computer data and where a computer system sees to filing, sorting and recovering the data.
A manual filing system cannot be destroyed by an accidental power loss. Also, hackers cannot access a manual filing system from another computer. This helps security issues. Depending on the setup, it could be an easier, more personal way to keep files and records in order. Filing cabinets can be locked with a key.
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Compared 2 an ERP system, in a manual system we can easily bend the business process.In the short run, manual system is less costly.Hope it help! :)Roshnie
Advantages of a horizontal filing system include easy access to files, efficient use of space, and better organization of documents. However, disadvantages may include limited storage capacity, difficulties in maintaining file integrity, and challenges in expanding the system.
A manual filing system is filing documents using paper and cabinets. The documents are filed within a folder and then stored, by some means of categorization or another, in a cabinet for later retrieval. This is the opposite of storing documents within folders on your computer's hard drive. In the computer world the documents are stored in a digital filing system, as opposed to the physical filing system in the manual way.