Paperless Office
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Realtor On the Go: Why a Mobile Scanner is Good For You and Good For Your Clients
Tuesday, March 22, 2011Buying a home or other property can seem like Trial by Paperwork, for both the buyer and the real estate agents handling the transaction. Sales agreements and title documents have to be reviewed, modified, signed and initialed, then filed. For the realtor on the go, having digitized documents on a laptop that you can take [...]
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What is ScanSnap Doing for Accountants? Look to The Cloud (Solutions Alliance)
Friday, February 25, 2011Over the past year Fujitsu ScanSnap has teamed up with SpeedTax, a provider of SaaS, fully-automated sales tax management solutions, in a strategic alliance aimed at educating and informing CPAs and accounting professionals about paperless, document management, cloud and SaaS solutions. Last June, Jim Bourke of WithumSmith+Brown authored a white paper titled “3 Key Tech [...]
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Give ‘em a ScanSnap
Wednesday, February 9, 2011Have you ever had to work somewhere outside of your office or home and wish you had a quick and easy way to digitize and share your paper documents? Fujitsu came up with this quirky rap video to highlight examples of the many ways that small businesses and consumers can use the ScanSnap S1100. So [...]
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Becoming more mobile with the ScanSnap S1100
Monday, January 24, 2011For all of you who are or aren’t familiar with the ScanSnap S1100 scanner, we pulled together this great product demonstration so you can see it in action. What’s unique about the S1100 is its size, it’s small, allowing you to easily pack it in your suitcase or purse and scan your documents wherever you [...]
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Take Fujitsu ScanSnap Documents With You
Tuesday, January 18, 2011Scanned documents are no longer locked inside your computer. With some clever apps and an Apple iPad, your scanned docs are as mobile as you are. Fujitsu ScanSnap scanners are widely considered to be the best in their category. Combine one with an Apple iPad and your scanned documents become more accessible and useful than [...]
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Scanning as a Key Document Retention Strategy [Part 2]
Tuesday, January 18, 2011An excellent way that any organization can be prepared for providing the huge number of documents required in litigation is by scanning those documents so they are searchable electronically in compliance with the federal rules of evidence. Since 2006 the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure require producing not just paper but all electronic documents and [...]
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The New Evernote-enabled ScanSnap S1100 Scanner — Plus a Giveaway!
Tuesday, January 11, 2011Trying to conquer mountains of paper and reduce your home or office clutter? Thinking of going paperless and getting more organized in the New Year? If so, then Evernote and ScanSnap are here to help! Starting today, Evernote is allowing you to enter to win a new Evernote-enabled ScanSnap S1100 scanner to help you take [...]
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Webinar: Connect your ScanSnap to the Cloud with M-Files Cloud Vault (Rescheduled)
Monday, January 10, 2011We brought it to you in December and have decided to bring it to you one more time and sweeten the pot! Sign up for our FREE Webinar and learn how to connect your ScanSnap – and every application on your desktop – directly to the cloud. M-Files Cloud Vault is an exciting new document [...]
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10 Decorative Tips Now That You Have All That Desk Space
Monday, January 3, 2011An unintended consequence of digitizing your files is a blank space in your office where file cabinets used to sit. You didn’t realize how much room they took up. What can you do to take advantage of all that new space? Add a potted plant where your filing cabinet used to be. A green, leafy [...]
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It’s Easy to Manage ScanSnap Scans in the Cloud with M-Files Cloud Vault
Monday, December 13, 2010ScanSnap is helping businesses of all sizes address the inefficiencies of handling paper documents, and in the process, helping them create a more productive and green environment. But what happens after paper documents are scanned and captured as an image file or PDF? Frequently, scanned documents simply move from traditional file cabinets to disorganized Windows [...]
