Tag: electronic document management

We often speak to companies in the construction industry, who find that, by going paper-free, they can actively promote themselves as sustainable organisations, rather than thirst hungry resource-heavy companies. This simple action can often make the difference between winning contracts or not in an increasingly eco-aware society – and the same rule applies across virtually […]

The concept of going paper-free is often misunderstood. Many office workers assume that the term “paperless” relates to the complete eradication of paper from all daily tasks, but clearly this is not a practical or viable solution for many companies. To this end, perhaps the true meaning of going paperless is to reduce paper consumption […]

A recent study has found smaller businesses are moving much faster than larger ones in terms of adopting paperless processes.

A three-year US study has concluded electronic patient records deliver substantial cost savings and care improvements on paper ones.

Giving workers access to business data on their personal devices could risk it falling into the wrong hands.

The NHS has launched the Nursing Technology Fund, earmarking £100 million to reduce paperwork and improve patient care.

A recent survey has shown consumers’ trust in organisations that hold their personal data is at an all-time low.

One of the US’s biggest technology firms reportedly wants half of its workforce to be home-based by 2020.

TfL has announced that Wi-Fi will be rolled out to the remainder of the London Underground next year.