Another project was an audit of the financial records of a major water amusement park. This included contractor hours, per diem payments, invoices for deliveries of materials, paychecks, receipts for supplies, mileage records and travel vouchers. It took a week just to locate what we could find of the information requested.
If you have a business or a project that is buried in paper, files, faxes, proposals, invoices, payroll records, order entries or other, you should see about securing the services of a Document Scanning services company like DigitalDocumentsLLC.com. Not only can the documents be scanned in, but tagged with keywords that allow you to easily locate them when needed.
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Did You Know...
> Paper filing systems grow 22% per year.
> Over 40% of the data utilized on the job is not readily accessible.
> Support personnel spend up to 60% of their time searching for paper.
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I've never looked into document scanning. While I do have .doc files of just about everything, I also keep a hard-copy in a filing cabinet. It's so full I have trouble closing it. It's organized with plenty of folders (and sub-folders) but it's hard to get even a single piece of paper in there sometimes.
Thank goodness for 1 terebyte external hard drives - eh?
I am not yet to the point of drowning in paperwork, but that is a really valuable resource to know about.
I still go with the manilla folders, and have a strict filing system.
Do you know how much they charge for their services?
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