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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.

Communication Intelligence Corporation expands e-signature technology availability

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Communication Intelligence Corporation announced that the electronic signature technology developed by CIC along with Cegedim for the European Union's Single Payment Euro Area is now available for full commercial production. This will make the technology available for all looking to benefit from the document capture solutions offered by CIC's e-signature technology.

The town of Ajax approves e-voting

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Beginning with elections in October Ajax will become the largest municipality in Canada to embrace e-voting. Though online voting was pioneered by near-by Markham, Ajax will be unique in its decision to go paperless in that Markham has only opened up e-voting for advance voters.

Drafting a sustainable purchasing policy

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

It may be hard to recognize sustainable purchasing policies at first. What products are sustainable - did production impact the environment, and how will they help your office run more efficiently - isn't always easy to recognize from reading a label or asking a sales associate. Purchasing in this manner may even have no definitive starting line, in which case some simple advice can assist you with creating a more sustainable work environment.