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From Paper Nightmare to Paperless Archive

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Overview Wijma & Been, a joint venture with over 100 years of records to maintain and reference, found itself inundated with paperwork. They decided to create a digital archive; Alchemy, a separate document management company, was purchased by the firm. Problems multiplied. The Alchemy database required a system administrator on staff, and the Alchemy database structure was proprietary. Office employees needed extensive training to use the system, the software required consultants to debug, and the scanner was slow and jammed repeatedly. Wijma & Been sought the advice of a Xerox account manager. After a demonstration of ScanFlowStore, Wijma & Been felt a renewed sense of enthusiasm for their archiving project.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Xerox	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Storage Management, Document Management

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