NOAA’s nautical maps go paperless
The NOAA will stop printing maps in April 2014.
Continue readingAIIM hosts ‘Paper Free Day’
AIIM hosted “Paper Free Day” to encourage businesses to consider electronic document management programs in their offices.
Continue readingWhy businesses should consider electronic document management
Businesses that are still skeptical to implement an electronic document management system are missing out on the benefits that come along with it.
Continue readingNBA team implements partial paperless tickets program
The Brooklyn Nets are the latest NBA franchise to roll out a paperless ticketing program to season ticket holders.
Continue readingPolice department rolls out regional police records service
Police departments in New Jersey hope to roll out a regional police records system that will eventually allow 12 towns to better communicate with one another.
Continue readingStudy: Businesses ‘at the start’ of their paperless office journey
Departments that utilize paperless office solutions have found great success, so AIIM recommends businesses expand this system to other offices.
Continue readingHow paperless office solutions can help Wall Street
Wall Street learned some valuable lessons about its business process software during Hurricane Sandy and are improving to ensure that their doors will not have to close over a storm again.
Continue readingWhy businesses should protect their paperless office solutions
Companies that implement digital asset management with their business process software can exponentially protect themselves from future harm.
Continue readingPaperless solutions are more flexible, affordable than ever
Electronic document management vendors have the capabilities to provide the same services for less because these systems are more collaborative and customizable than ever.
Continue readingConstruction companies can utilize document hosting programs
Electronic document management systems can improve a construction company’s bottom line for day-to-day tasks as well as future litigation.
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