Manufacturing facilities bring to mind images of conveyors rolling, machines running, and operations moving along like a finely tuned machine.

The ongoing pandemic has brought with it widespread disruption. Companies are adjusting to a “new normal” that consists not only of remote or hybrid work environments, but an increase in digitization. Alongside this evolution of a more digital presence for businesses and organizations comes the inherent threat of cyberattack. As more information is transformed into digital form, data miners and hackers are using increasingly sophisticated techniques to access it.

Globally, paper production has been on a downward trend since 2017, even with the world population continuing to rise.  Why then would paper prices be on the rise?

As with other industries impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the world of accounting is seeing rapid changes in the way business is conducted. There has been a marked shift away from time-based billing strategies, the addition of more advisory work on the horizon, and an escalation in the number of remote working teams.

While progressive companies have leveraged the power of document management software to amplify the efficiency of their workflows for years, a current emphasis on remote work has brought this technology to the forefront for a new generation of business owners.

County and local governments are heavy document creators and are usually required to store these documents forever.  For those localities that have not made the transition to digital, the space to store these documents can become quite costly.