Document management to help you declutter
Offices used to be cluttered and complicated places with machines and filing cabinets in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Bulky photocopiers would stand next to huge switchboard systems, and computers with voluminous monitors would occupy whole desks. Going back further still, some parts of offices would have resembled craft shops, as employees made carbon copies of paperwork. document management in those days represented a formidable task, requiring memory and handwriting skills at the top of their game. Now, of course, these skills are not completely disregarded but they can be overlooked among people whose analytical thought as well as their pragmatism is deemed to be more of an asset. Indeed, document processing really requires staff to have their wits about them, especially if the documents are going somewhere confidential.…