The invention of the PC was supposed to usher in the “paperless office,” a completely digital workplace without paper memos, forms, files or records. But that vision was ruined by another invention — ...

To cut costs and encourage more effective communication between businesses and county government, Allegheny County Controller Chelsa Wagner is taking the next step in having her office go paperless.

In 1975, Businessweek described the workplace of the future, predicting "the paperless office" in which nearly all day-to-day activities were executed and managed by technology. Today, due in large ...

There is so much misinformation about paperless offices, what they are and what they are not. While the term "paperless office" connotes a place where there is no paper, and everyone stares constantly ...

Making the often laborious transition to a paperless office often has less to do with hardware and software than it does with changing the culture of a firm. "It's a rethinking of how to run and ...

Since the dawn of personal computers there have been predictions of an all-digital future where paper was little but a distant memory. Decades later, it seems like we’ve made progress toward the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As technology advances, so must the way we do business. In today’s digital world, that means making the move from tedious, paper-based ...

Standley Systems, a 90-year-old office technology firm with a growing presence in the Dallas market, has made a name for itself by helping businesses rethink their document workflows. The ...

Designers cut down on the number of cables but raise security concernsCorporate office design / architecture Remember the push for the ?paperless office?? Computer technology was going to spare ...

Cuyahoga County taxpayers now can opt to receive their tax bills electronically, according to a news release. The update has been made in accordance with an agreement between the Treasurer’s Office ...

The paperless office has turned out to be a myth, according to Great Southern Plantations managing director John Young. Young says the growing use of computers both at home and work has led to more, ...