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Reduce Fax Paper Usage
Paper: Everywhere You Don’t Want It To Be
"By the turn of the century, we will
live in a paperless society." --
Roger Smith, chairman of General Motors, 1986
Problem One of the expectations unfulfilled by PCs is that of the paperless
office. It is now 2004 and in North America alone, businesses
generate approximately 1 trillion new pieces of paper annually.
Analysts predict that this volume of information could double
again by 2008.
Many organizations continue to rely on manual
fax methods despite clear disadvantages:
- It costs more to produce supplies of paper documents/forms
- Paper requires hand-processing (wastes time & resources)
- Documents can be lost or misrouted causing confusion
- Confidential documents can be accidentally made public
- Manual processes, like manually filling out a cover
page, require more time, resulting in higher labor expenses
Solution -
NET SatisFAXtion
Small
Business or
Enterprise
Here’s some comfort for paperless diehards: companies can eliminate
the delays and inefficiencies of paper-based fax processes
without forcing users to sacrifice their “day-to-day” practices.
- Deliver faxes electronically from a user’s desktop versus
the
department fax machine
- Send faxes directly from within applications such as
Microsoft
Word, Excel and more
- Conveniently share, manage, and store faxes with access
to document management systems
- Receive incoming faxes as PDF or TIF attachments in
your
email inbox
- Preserve confidentiality of content-sensitive documents
- Integrate with popular applications like Microsoft Office,
workflow and document management systems
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