Document Scanning Blog: July 2013 | Page 2 of 3

Poor information management fines to increase

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Using document imaging software to organize and streamline data management is a great choice for many in the financial services sector, but it can also help firms with industry compliance.

School districts around the country eliminate paper

Monday, July 15, 2013

Colleges and universities have seen the benefits that paperless document management can provide, but higher education isn't the only system embracing paperless operations - K-12 schools across the country have been making the transition to electronic processes.

Taxpayers keep finances organized with document imaging software

Monday, July 15, 2013

Document conversion services are crucial for businesses that want to better manage their workplace, but they can also be useful for taxpayers who want to save time and reduce stress while organizing their financial records and receipts.

Universities take control with paperless applications

Friday, July 12, 2013

Paperless systems can benefit a number of different organizations by helping them streamline their systems and eliminate waste, but according to Information Daily, colleges and universities may have the most to gain by moving the applications process to a paperless one.

Government bodies and banks are paperless leaders

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Many different organizations - from hospitals to government bodies to retailers - can benefit from the convenience and protection that document conversion services provide, but some of these groups have been quicker to adopt paperless technologies than others.

More healthcare professionals choosing electronic records

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

The use of electronic health records can help medical professionals greatly improve the quality of healthcare while also reducing its cost, which is why hospitals and doctors are increasingly opting to use digital records over paper ones.

Dr. Oz: Digital medical records are the smart choice

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Digitizing medical records does more than just keep doctor's offices and hospitals organized - it can actually save lives. According to a recent Yahoo Finance article, 200,000 people die every year because their medical records aren't stored online and therefore aren't available to their attending physician.

Paperless pilots save millions on jet fuel

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Going paperless has helped airlines save in one unexpected area: jet fuel costs. Pilots have begun to eliminate paper manuals and navigational charts in favor of iPads and other devices that allow them to easily store flight information in one place.

Tips for embracing the paperless future

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Paper reduction is becoming a priority for many in the business world who want to increase their productivity and streamline their organization systems, and small companies often find that going paperless can completely revolutionize the way that their workplace functions. Still, business owners often wonder how to initiate the paper-to-digital transition.

Universities worldwide streamline document management with paperless systems

Monday, July 8, 2013

As the benefits of paperless systems become more well-known, universities around the globe continue to go paperless for everything from the admissions process to administering grades. Connecticut's Wesleyan University and India's Bharathiar University are just two of the schools to switch to electronic document management in the past few days.

Tackling information governance is a challenge, but necessary

Friday, July 5, 2013

Information governance isn't easy for every organization, particularly considering data quality, silos and other concerns.

Cutting edge companies going paperless

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Enterprises are continually looking to leverage new technologies to improve efficiency, reduce costs and fuel innovation.