A paperless office is not a new concept. The idea took root in the ‘70s, when the environmental movement became in vogue along with such popular messaging as “back to nature” and “a living tree must be felled to produce only so much paper.”
With the advent of digital technology, it’s fair to say that the push for a paperless organization has come urgently to the fore. Amid the global climate change, some observers argue that a paperless operation could contribute considerably to forestall the adverse impacts of environmental changes.
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