Business Process Automation Archives | Page 18 of 37

4 steps toward reducing office waste

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

On average humans produce 4.3 pounds of waste a day, Greenbiz.com reports. Cutting down on the amount of waste your office produces is a positive step toward a sustainable building and an example of corporate leadership. It can reduce hazardous materials, cut down on costs and streamline the business process automation.

Kitchener city councilors consider paperless utility bills

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

City councilors in Kitchener, Ontario, are considering paperless utility bills in order to cut down on the cost of postage.

Vicksburg seeks to become paperless and accessible

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Soon all city departments in Vicksburg, Mississippi will be paperless. By June 10, according to the Vicksburg Post, agenda meetings will make use of documents stored on tablets instead of the stacks of paper that can waste funds and slow operations.

Hanover Borough Council goes paperless

Monday, June 2, 2014

Barb Krebs was brought to the Hanover Borough Council in 2011 with three goals - launch a website, develop a newsletter and make council meetings paperless. And now three years later the borough manager will the entire council with tablets by August, her threefold agenda met.

Bergenfield Board of Education goes paperless

Thursday, May 29, 2014

In an effort to create a more sustainable and cost-effective work environment the Bergenfield Board of Education has passed a resolution to go paperless. The five members of the school board and the four-member administrative cabinet will leave paper operations behind in exchange for laptops and wireless mice reports NorthJersey.com. The initiative, passed in April and publicly announced this month, will provide board members with the same laptops used by their students.