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Document Scanning in the Office

Overview This white paper explores how document scanning can improve productivity, protect information, and create opportunities to lower operational costs in front office environments. It cites independent research conducted with individuals from 180 organizations representing a cross section of small, medium, and global businesses representing manufacturing, high technology, financial services, retail, health care, transportation, real estate, and professional service industries. In addition, public sector organizations representing utilities, educational institutions, State, local, and federal government agencies also participated in the research.

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Publisher	Fujitsu	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2003	Downloads	154
Format	White Papers
Topics	Scanners - Digitizers

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