Where are Scanned Documents?
Have you ever wondered where digital documents go once scanned or how digital storage works? Then you’re in the right place. In this brief explainer, we’ll explore how digital documents […]
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Can Scanned Documents Be Edited?
We create physical documents for many purposes, and it’s important that scanned documents can fulfill the same roles after scanning as the original physical documents did. Whether a file can […]
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Where are Scanned Documents?
Have you ever wondered where digital documents go once scanned or how digital storage works? Then you’re in the right place. In this brief explainer, we’ll explore how digital documents […]
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Cloud Storage 101: Why Use the Cloud?
In today’s digital era, businesses and individuals increasingly turn to cloud storage as a convenient and flexible solution for their data management needs. Cloud storage offers many benefits, such as […]
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How OCR Enhances Document Scanning
One of the greatest advantages of digital formats is the ability to search through your documents for specific words or numbers. While it may not seem that important, the ability […]
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Digitizing Your Archives to Find Buried Treasures
In today’s digital age, the value of data and information cannot be overstated. However, there is a wealth of information trapped in old archives, often on paper or microfilm, that […]
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How Digitization Improves Customer Experience
In today’s digital age, customers have come to expect seamless and personalized experiences across all touchpoints with a business, whether it’s online or offline. As a result, businesses are increasingly […]
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Paper Scanning Explained in 5 Simple Steps
The first step in digitizing your files is to give us a call and tell us what you need. Our experienced team will help guide you through the process from start to finish – answering any questions you may have or filling in any details you want to know.
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Ensuring Confidentiality in Digitization
Confidentiality is a state of information in which access to it is controlled and only accessible by the right people. To be “confidential,” a file, document, record, or simple piece of knowledge must be known only by or accessible only to those who have permission to know. Something which is common knowledge or readily accessible information cannot be considered confidential.
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Information Security and Transportation
If your files need to be moved from one location to another to be digitized, you and your digitization partner need to find a transportation solution that keeps your files physically safe and confidential throughout the journey.