Productivity501 blogger Mark Shead dreams of a paperless office — and he’s identified all the components he’ll need to make it happen. The list starts with a scanner, of course, and also includes a shredder, secure storage, a document management system, and a backup system. Of course, this isn’t just a shopping list; Shead explains why these items are necessary what choices he’s planning to make. If you’re even the slightest bit interested in reducing (or eliminating) paper from your workday world, be sure to give this a look.
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