Does your company have paper files located in cabinets in the workspace or boxes of old documents warehoused in a storage area? This plan usually works well unless an accident or natural disaster disrupts your facility. Assuming your files even survive the incident, recovery can be slow as you try to keep your business afloat…
Category: Scanning
Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion Proves Need For Document Scanning
Shortly before the Boston Marathon, a fertilizer company explosion rocked West, Texas. Though the tragic marathon event overshadowed the Texas explosion in the media, the impact of the explosion was even more devastating. Seventeen people died, including 11 first responders, while over 160 sustained injuries. More than 150 homes, schools, a nursing home, and other…
Document Scanning: What Happens After The Initial Big Scan?
Once your company has bought into the many advantages of document scanning, how do you keep the momentum going? You realize that keeping documents in paper takes up costly space, while confining the usability of documents to a single physical local. Scanned documents are available to anyone in your organization authorized to access them. After the…