As companies begin planning for what the “post-COVID office” looks like, many are getting serious about going paperless. They realize, now more than ever, that paper documents are an obstacle to flexibility, efficiency, and business continuity.
As companies begin planning for what the “post-COVID office” looks like, many are getting serious about going paperless. They realize, now more than ever, that paper documents are an obstacle to flexibility, efficiency, and business continuity.
The concept of a paperless office – one that replaces printed documents with digital data – is nothing new. Offices have been trying to reduce their paper usage and waste since at least the 1980s. Yet if you walk into the average office in 2020, you will notice it’s still full of paper. It seems that people are eager to embrace this concept but slow to make meaningful progress.
Until now. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people had to leave the office in a hurry and move to a remote work model. Some have returned to work as normal, but many more are committing to remote work (to some degree) on an extended or permanent basis. Paper documents don’t make this radical shift to remote work any easier.
As companies begin planning for what the “post-COVID office” looks like, many are getting serious about going paperless. They realize, now more than ever, that paper documents are an obstacle to flexibility, efficiency, and business continuity.
Fortunately, going paperless isn’t just an urgent obligation – it’s also a compelling way to further the march of digital transformation and evolve companies for the priorities of the future. Here’s what companies gain when they get rid of paper:
Paper documents aren’t just a piece of printed material. They’re a significant risk to companies trying to work remotely, remain efficient and effective, cut costs, and avoid threats in these uncertain times.
Sage Intacct can help companies slash the amount of paper they use. More importantly, this financial management solution optimizes how companies utilize digital data – turning it into an asset for devising strategy, improving business processes, adapting business models, and preserving competitiveness. When did a printout ever do all that?
If you’re ready to go paperless – and transform accounting and finance along the way – let blumshapiro be your guide.
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