Piero Flamini’s Manuale di Informatica Generale, published by Edizioni Romane, is a structured non-fiction manual introducing foundational aspects of computer science and information technology. Topics include data processing systems, hardware, software, electronic data centers, telematics, databases, personal computers, and office automation. It adopts a didactic tone suitable for students and professionals, combining theoretical clarity with practical terminology, aligned with the needs of a pre-digital or early-digital Italian context.