Month: October 2014

The gap between strategy and execution has been addressed frequently over the years, with the dilemma that, without an effective strategy in place to set direction, execution is aimless. As Larry Bossidy, former AlliedSignal CEO says in the best-selling book Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done “strategies most often fail because they aren’t well […]

It’s fair to say that John Bercow has a slightly different (some might even say radical!) approach, when compared to many of his peers. The Speaker of the House of Commons since 2009, Bercow persuaded MPs to allow a Hollywood film crew to use their chamber as a location set – and he may even […]

The concept of the paperless office is not a new one – in fact, the idea sprouted into life many decades ago. However, in recent years, discussions around the ideology of paper-free environments have really picked up speed, with socially-aware companies seeking new ways to limit their print outputs – and in return, receive a […]

An airline company using computing tablets makes perfect sense – after all, it’s much easier and quicker to search digital-based data than it is to wade through cumbersome paper manuals! However, American Airlines have yet another great reason to ditch paper in favour of newer digital methods – fuel costs.

With an amazing array of digital technologies available to us – paper documents really should be a thing of the past – but these ancient tree-derived relics still tend to lurk in some offices. With an average office using a whopping 10,000 sheets of paper a year (according to Xerox) – and with 45 per […]

Dajon has beaten off strong competition from a number of large data companies, to be elected for phase 2 of the ongoing paperwork digitisation process for global leading insurance company LSM.

Paper tax discs were scrapped on 1st October 2014 – but half of all UK drivers didn’t have a clue about the plans! The old fashioned circles of paper, displayed in windscreens since 1921, vanished from processes as part of a new Vehicle Excise Duty scheme.

Over recent years we have seen an invasion of smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices – all of which make every day work operations much simpler. This advanced technology, coupled with highly secure digital storage methods (both in-office and remote based) should lead to entirely paper-free operations – but many companies are still struggling to […]

When The National Army Museum needed help converting vital historical data into digital form – Dajon were thrilled to help. Based in Chelsea, London, the museum educates and entertains visitors with a vast array of data, collected over many decades. They aim to be a first class, leading authority on the history of the British […]