Scanning documents is commonplace in most offices today. An A4 document scanner is a permanent fixture in most offices—as common as a desktop printer—an essential in office equipment.
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As technology advances by leaps and bounds, organizations must change how they store and manage their legacy data and documents from both a compliance and cost perspective.
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Digitizing school building blueprints gives law enforcement officers immediate and ready access to updated or latest floor plans via cloud-based software. These digital copies of school building....
Until the late 1940s, racially discriminating or exclusionary covenants attached to property were used to keep persons of color out of specific neighborhoods.