The era of paper documents and bulky filing cabinets is over. According to the Association for Intelligent Information Management (AIIM), around 80% of companies agree that digitization is one of the most pressing priorities for …
The average business has to deal with many documents every day. Thousands of them, in fact. There are contracts, reports, receipts, forms – the list just goes on and on. Keeping all those docs in …
If you’ve been in the business world long enough, you’ve likely heard of backfire conversion. Backfile conversion services are all about digitizing old documents. If your office still has cabinets full of old files, converting …
Business documents are the lifeblood of company processes. However, paper documentation is often the first hurdle that slows down management and administration. It hampers how quickly vital personnel can store, retrieve, and access documentation in …
Although we live in the digital era and many companies want to “go paperless,” paper consumption is still incredibly high. The U.S. is one of the largest paper consumers in the world. Per capita, paper …
Traditional document management systems (DMS) allow organizations to use computer systems to store, track, and manage digital documents. They’re essential for companies that want to go down the paperless route. With a DMS, a business …
The Covid-19 pandemic changed the way many people view the practicality and utility for digital and electronic signature services. Many of these services were crucial to advancing work related tasks which required signatures from one …
Remote work has become incredibly popular over the past decade. Technology advancements now make it easy for many jobs to move out of the office. Many office workers can get their work done anywhere, so …
The definition of a hybrid team has rapidly evolved. In the past, “hybrid” meant employees who worked either in-office or remotely, rarely going back and forth. Due to the pandemic, hybrid is now more fluid …