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August 2009 - Advanced Paper And Electronic Management Systems
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"With so much information now online, it is exceptionally easy to simply dive in and drown."
- Alfred Glossbrenner
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"Conquering Information Overwhelm In 4 Easy Steps"by Dee Behrman
We have lived in illusion that computers were going to create a paperless society. Nothing could be further from the truth! We have so much information that most of us are unable to process it effectively and efficiently.
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"Effective Paper Management System Can Increase Productivity"by Kristin White del Rosso
One of the biggest organizing challenges for companies of any size is managing and maintaining a file system. Therefore, it often becomes a low priority resulting in lost time and resources for the company and its employees.
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"How To Organize Your Paperwork"by Lorraine Pihiri
Many people have a huge challenge coping with the incoming paperwork. Whatever happened to the paperless office? Here are a few organizing tips to help you tame the paperwork.
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"Increase Productivity And Decrease Costs With Information Retrieval Systems"by Laura Leist
It was once thought that someday we would be a paperless society, thanks to computers. Today, U.S. workers generate 2.7 billion pieces of new paper a day -– so how do you find information when you need it?
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"Organizing Your Electronic Files"by Janet Barclay
Have you ever wasted valuable time looking for a document on your computer? You know it's "there somewhere" but you just can't seem to find it. There are some tricks to finding electronic files faster and easier.
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"Planning For An Electronic Document Management System"by Reagan Goodson
‘Becoming Paperless’ is basically the process of taking all of a company’s paper records and converting them into digital images, retrievable through the company’s network of computers and workstations.
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"Too Much Paper Leads To Too Much Information"by Audrey Cupo
I personally believe that the most common source of clutter in the home is paper. We can't avoid it, but we can control it so it doesn't take over our home. How can you reduce the paper clutter that so easily accumulates in your home?
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"Use Technology As LINK For Managing Contacts And Time"by Kristin White del Rosso
While advancements in technology make it easier to reach one another, the wealth of contact information can make it harder to manage relationships and tasks if not used effectively.
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"Working Toward the Paperless Office"by Dhawn Hansen
Paper is both a necessity and a nuisance. One thing is guaranteed, there will always be a constant influx of paper. How do we efficiently handle all of this paper?
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