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By: Scantronix  /  on: 12-16-2011
Today, more and more high school seniors are choosing to attend college in search of better paying jobs in a struggling economic environment and college application rates are at an all time high. For this reason, higher-education establishments are finding themselves in a situation where they are dealing with the challenges of storing massive amounts of paper documentation every academic year.
 
While increasing space and finances are important issues, another important factor is the preserving of school records. Commonly, many school establishments use basements to store their records. Based on random survey responses and insurance claims, research has shown that materials that are stored in a basement are frequently at risk of suffering from weather related damages, such as flooding. Furthermore, the historic buildings, that are so commonly prevalent on many college campuses, were not constructed in proper accordance to make them suitable buildings for bulky and overweight record storage.
 
Virginia Commonwealth University and Metropolitan Community College are two higher-learning facilities that have made the digital transition and are extremely satisfied with the results. Spokespersons from both schools admitted that they could justify the investment financially and also in regard to daily employee working conditions. By eliminating file cabinet storage, both institutions were able to create new working space for additional employees, which was an additional advantage that they had not previously anticipated. In addition, administrative staff, at both schools recognized that their office space was not as cluttered which made everything more manageable and the employees less frustrated in terms of completing both simple tasks and more complicated tasks.
 
With space being an issue, combined with the fact that the financial means are often not available in the budget to build newer buildings on the campuses, schools need to explore better solutions that will suit all of their storage needs for years to come. Document scanning gives schools and other establishments the ability to convert their paper document into electronic files, which makes storage and accessibility much more convenient. Document scanning that is outsourced to a reputable company is a cost-effective solution for all your digital record needs. 
By: Scantronix  /  on: 03-23-2011

Up until recently the primary focus of document scanning and online document management has been to get medical practices and law offices into the 21st century.  This was immediately followed by the financial and insurance industries.  Now that so many businesses are managing everything digitally, other companies may find it easier to switch to a paperless office.

 

As the American labor force becomes more accustomed to electronic documents, the use of paper in an office seems a lot more cumbersome.  Gone are the days when there was a line at the copy machine and a stack of manila folders on every worker’s desk.  Without even trying, today’s worker has gradually changed the way they manage paper documents in an office environment.

 

It’s hard to say when it happened, but at some point it become redundant to keep a file of paperwork for each client, when there was already an electronic file in existence.  It probably happened around the same time that people started “trusting computers” and realizing that their documents wouldn’t be lost in a computer crash.  IT professionals have become very adept at maintaining back-up files and ensuring the safety of network drives.  In most modern offices, client documents and important files are saved to a network drive instead of existing solely on a workers computer.  As a result, the average worker feels a lot more confident maintaining electronic document scanning without the requisite paper file. 

 

This shift has impacted various industries in different ways, but there are very few businesses that still operate in a paper-only model.  In the interest of efficiency, it appears that the American business owner is ready to follow the example of medical and legal office and embrace electronic document management solutions. 

 

Getting started with a document management solution for your office may require the help of a document scanning company.  These digital imaging professionals are the most effective way to make sure every employee is on the same page with the transition, and they can recommend the right software to securely manage employee document access.  In addition to actually document scanning and archiving your paper documents, most document scanning firms offer training for your employees. 

By: Ayelet  /  on: 06-03-2009
We had a thriving family business. We were on a first name basis with most of our customers, our employees were treated like family, and even our suppliers could come and go behind the counter as they pleased. We ran our business on trust and good will. Of course, that was in 1956. We didn’t feel need to take measures to protect our information. And of course, technology such as digital document imaging and OCR scanning services could not have been imagined even. In 2009, however, regrettably, a business simply cannot operate like it did in the glory days without risking the safety and security of your workforce, your clients, and your confidential financial information. To say that business data can contain sensitive information is a huge understatement. Indeed, the document storage maintained by businesses and non-profit organizations of all sizes can have life wrecking consequences if stolen or placed in the wrong hands. This is why it is imperative for any serious entrepreneur to make data security and secure document storage a top priority. Moreover, the need for professional document destruction services as well as secure document storage has grown more and more urgent. Question: Why do I need a document destruction company to dispose of my company’s records when I have a perfectly good paper shredder? Answer: No you don’t. The truth is that paper shredders are to data thieves as car alarms are to car thieves. They are ridiculously ineffective when it comes to stopping or even discouraging a motivated thief who wants what you have. At this day and age we have the technology to cease relying on vulnerable paper documents as high speed scanning of documents is readily available to businesses. Data and identity theft is a multi-billion dollar global enterprise. And it is still growing. If you are running a business, it is your responsibility to keep that growth away from you, your employees, and your clientele. Employing the expertise of a document scanning company may help protect you and your customers from these dangers.
 
 
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