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The term paperless was first introduced in a 1975 Newsweek article called “The Office Of The Future” published June 30, 1975 which touted the concept of a fully automated office without paper. It seems that instead of eliminating paper we actually have more of it. The promise of a paperless office has only been partially realized and much more can be done to fully do away with paper right now.

In many ways, we already are paperless. Computer products like Microsoft Outlook and CRMs like Salesforce.com have replaced paper methods once used to store names and phone numbers. We now use word processors and spreadsheets to share information instead of typing or handwriting documents and charts. Our world is changing to become more and more efficient.

This white paper discusses the concepts and methods for achieving a paperless office by automating and eliminating paper forms and applications from the processes that currently require such documents to be completed. This is the last step that companies and businesses take to become completely paperless.

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