A Paperless Office — The Thomas Reuters Case Study

June 29, 2022

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Global business research firm Thomas Reuters recently released a case study that illustrates the highly complex process of going paperless in the workplace. The study was based on a fictional, sample accounting firm that employed 13 and its three-year plan to create an electronic records management system.

While three years seems like a long time to transition to a paperless office, the length of time is actually reasonable for a document-heavy accounting firm that is making the conversion itself — including designing consistent guidelines for storing, organizing and retrieving documents, not to mention the physical act of scanning every document — all while keeping up with the daily demands of running a business.

In other words, going paperless is a demanding task that requires a lot of time that most organizations cannot afford to take. In these situations, it makes sense to hire a records management expert like Pacific Office Automation. We have the industry knowledge and hands-on customer service to create storage solutions that work for an organization. A quality electronic records management system will improve workflow and enhance data security. 

Effective data security protection is crucial for all businesses. For organizations with excess paper documents, electronic records will enhance data security as well as improving workflow processes.

In this day and age, an organization cannot afford to rely on paper-based storage systems. Making the change is manageable with proper help. Contact Pacific Office Automation today to find out how we can solve your document management system problems.