A Little Paper Humor The Paperless Office will come around about same time we see the Paperless Bathroom...Will we ever see a paperless office? Do you have a paperless office today?
Whatever happened to the paperless office? For many years now, the term “paperless office” has been touted as the future of a typical business environment (i.e., “someday there will be no paper…”)
Not so many years ago people were saying we’d have flying cars, phones without wires and a paperless office. Well, one out of three is not too bad … I guess. How many of you believed the promise of a paperless office? There’s nothing wrong with a vision for a paperless office
Join us on September 22 from 11-Noon EST for a tweet jam focused on how we can create a paperless office; including some discussion on whether or not mobile devices are a huge step in that direction
Many organizations are looking at the paperless office as a way to become more efficient, reduce costs and minimize risk
Like the proverbial dead horse, the “paperless office” is a term that still elicits endless beatings
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Feb 7/12: TMCNet.com Blog - Paperless Office Significantly Improves Customer Response Times, Study Shows Feb 7/12: ReadWriteWeb Enterprise - Study: PDF May Be Creating More Paperwork Than It Saves Feb 7/12: Idatix Blog: Going Paperless & Customer Service: The good, the bad & the ugly Feb 8/12: CMSWire - Dreams of the Paper Free Office Feb 8/12: Wall Stree Journal blogs - PDFs Mean Paperless Office Still a Dream Feb 13/12: Top PC Support - Paperless Office???
So, in the meantime, an enterprise paperless office system, like SAFE , that you can maintain on your site might be your best option...These include: Is the paperless office solution configurable?
When people think about innovation two things typically comes to mind 1)The paperless office and 2)The read-option offense. Ok, maybe I am in the minority when it comes to thinking about the paperless office as much as I think about the NFL. The truth of the matter is that the paperless office is much like the unicorn, i.e. something that does not exist. The closest we will come to the paperless office is becoming paper-lite or having less paper, but we will never be free from paper
Paper is NOT going away In 20 or 30 years if we have a truly paperless office (and a perhaps a flying car ) then we have done a truly great thing...The stats bear this out with this post on The Paperless Office . My Request to Steve -- Call me
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