Document Scanning Blog: July 2013

Detroit Lions become first NFL team to use digital ticketing

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

The NFL's Detroit Lions just became the first professional football team to forego Ticketmaster and adopt a paperless information management system.

Real estate brokers move to paperless solutions

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Unlike hospitals, government agencies and other groups that have adopted paperless systems in recent years, real estate firms - which often have a significant amount of paperwork to complete for each sale - have been surprisingly slow to embrace digital solutions.

Paper company makes switch to paperless systems

Monday, July 29, 2013

Hospitals, government agencies and banks are all organizations that have realized that better service can be provided to their clients when paperless systems are utilized effectively, but Baseline Magazine recently reported that one unexpected firm made the paperless transition: paper company Envelopments.

Recent college grads can benefit from going paperless

Friday, July 26, 2013

Information Daily recently reported that while universities can streamline operations by going paperless, today's college graduates need to be up-to-date on a variety of digital, paper-eliminating technologies as well.

Wells Fargo becomes first bank to offer text message receipts

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Wells Fargo was the first bank to offer its customers e-receipts in 2010, and its ATMs already offer numerous paperless options to customers. But the company recently re-affirmed its commitment to making paperless transactions available by becoming the first bank to offer text message receipts.

Paperless billing benefits firms and consumers

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

From cell phone companies to insurance providers to banks, many different organizations inundate their subscribers with paper bills every month. But as more firms begin implementing paperless billing systems, consumers could see both the cost of their bills and their impact on the environment shrink.

City and state legislatures choose digital document solutions

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

As more agencies take note of the time saving and environmentally friendly benefits of paperless systems, government bodies that range from local city councils to state legislatures are increasingly improving their information management with document imaging solutions.

Judges can now digitally approve search warrants

Monday, July 22, 2013

Law enforcement agencies are just one of a number of different organizations that have realized how going paperless can help their groups work quickly and more efficiently.

Professionals in every field embracing paperless strategies

Friday, July 19, 2013

Experts in more professional fields, including veterinary medicine and plumbing, have taken note of the advantages that document conversion services can offer, and have begun moving to make their offices paperless.

Paperless boarding makes travel easier

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Businesses, government systems and healthcare professionals are increasingly adopting paperless systems to keep their offices organized and protect their information. But digital imaging is streamlining operations in one new area: travel.

Paperless insurance cards are the future

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Over the past several years, many states have enacted laws that allow motorists to supply their insurance information on their cell phone - drivers in 24 states are now able to use a document conversion service to digitize their insurance cards and transfer them to a mobile phone, rather than keeping a physical card in their vehicle.

More national governments call for paperless systems

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

National governments are always looking for the best way to serve their constituents, and one method that some countries are adopting to improve their service is the use of paperless document management systems.