Is the office of the future really going to be paperless?...A Little Paper Humor The Paperless Office will come around about same time we see the Paperless Bathroom
Okay, admit it, I’m probably describing your office space at home. Instead of filling them away in a paper file-based system, and I do call that “system” loosely, you can make your office a digital, paperless office
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
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...Paper documents are key drivers at the Point of Origination and the “office” is one of the critical locations where business processes begin
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Stacks of paper here and lost paper there; The entire situation had become impossible to bare. The office space limited, on floor and on desk; Makes finding anything quite grotesque
I often reply with, “How do you know they are actually working when they are in the office?” I guess the real question is one of expectation and deliverables. Are you playing an employee to be in the office for a set period of time or are you paying for the knowledge and deliverables? Does it really matter if the person is in the office from 9-5 or is it the end result that matters?
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
Paperless businesses improve the security of documents, while increasing office efficiency. Here’s a quick break down of the benefits that come along with paperless. 1
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