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Paperless Office - NOT.

We agree that the myth of the paperless office won't need busting anytime soon. Certainly the economy is forcing economies wherever possilbe. But, to the point of paper-based workflows, we are a country that is addicted to paper. As such, paper (and PDF) document management is more important in preventing the uninteded use or interpetation of a <ocument.

Information workers have a tendency to print documents without proper identification on each page of their work. The use of rubber stamps is an inconvenience and archaic method of identification. The solution to "original" documents coming out of printers is an automated document marking resource that keeps paper-based workflows consistent with their intent.

One solution to this ever-growing potential problem is at http://www.stampitnet.com (StampIt for Word). It is the automation of the document marking process that makes the "best practice" of document management work -- it makes it automatic and simple.

Posted by: StampIt   Posted on: 05/14/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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