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Remember the myth of the paperless office? Back in the late 1970s and early 80s everyone was talking about how paper would go away. What happened? We now have more paper than ever. Many of you are literally buried in it! Maybe it is because printers are so incredibly cheap and fast. I recently bought a decent desktop color laser printer for only $200 dollars. It prints really fast. Is this good? Do you really need to print that piece of paper? Why are you printing it? Are you printing it simply so you can refer to it later?
Unless you want to be buried under a mountain of paper you must have a plan.
By now everyone knows the core solution: image the documents.
A Scanner by Itself is not the Answer
So what do people do? Go out and purchase a scanner. Today, scanners are nearly as common as copiers. The challenge is this: How do you get the most out of your scanner? If you if just scan your documents without a method to find and share them, then a scanner be itself will not improve your business process.
Supercharge Your Scanner
What everyone doesn't know is that implementing a document imaging system can be easier and more affordable than they can imagine. In fact, the system should pay for itself! Done right, implementing a system to image and manage documents does not require you to "boil the ocean." The key phrase here though is done right.
It absolutely pays to spend time learning the secrets of a successful document management system before you commit to spending a great deal of time and capital.
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