Businesses require data to learn, improve, and grow. Data can take many forms, digital, physical, or even verbal. Historically, corporations rely on storing physical copies, a trend that persists in some organizations.
Organizations have been working outside of office spaces for ages, it was called teleworking. COVID accelerated the process by asking, can we efficiently transition into working from home?
For every business with even the faintest hope of lasting, there is a highly functional financial department. However, financial documents are among the hardest to keep organized. They are just so many. Here’s what should be the best cloud storage for financial documents.
Document Management can be an arduous task for companies, especially when working across multiple domains and channels. Folderit is fast becoming the go-to Document Management System for various use-cases. Now Folderit has joined hands with Make (formerly Integromat). Read on to find out how Automation is made easier with Make.
Depending on the size of an organization, paperwork can be a nightmare. As companies age, it can be a challenge to keep track of records and documents.
With so much going on at startups, like figuring out the office floor plan, document management does not always take precedence. This is because companies are still learning as they grow. Below are compelling reasons to implement a document management system at your startup.
Open-plan offices came about when the idea was floated that if people could look at each other work, instead of operating inside their silos, they might feel more collaborative and productive.
Historically, people have been using passwords and encryptions to keep their digital content safe. For every secure solution out there, news emerges of some kind of wide-scale data breach, and the internet feels less secure for it.
A document management system is the next step in being a responsible and conscientious user. No matter how meticulously, or elegantly you store your information, you are still going to be bound by your operating system in how quickly you can locate items on your storage.
While we could speculate that document management began with cave paintings, and slate drawings, but realistically, the first form of document management dates back to when language was still being formulated. From mud slates in the Sumerian civilization, all the way to modern cloud-based document management here is the history of document management.
