This Opinion piece appears in the Jan. 28 print edition of Transport Topics. Click here to subscribe today. The case for going paperless is compelling, but how to get there is not evident. If you’re ...

Going paperless—or at least as paperless as you possibly can—is actually really easy. All you need is a good document scanner and some software, and a little time to scan the important stuff. Keep it ...

The concept of the paperless office has been around for decades, but it’s only recently that technology has made it possible to achieve this, thanks to the widespread adoption of word processing tools ...

Business owners worldwide are adapting their processes to better suit the needs of the modern workplace, with many opting for a paperless office. However, this involves more than just discarding ...

There are several bloggers here at TUAW who are slowly moving toward a paperless office. Steve Sande has had the best success, sharing some of what he's learned about culling out the piles of paper in ...

The Federal Labor Relations Authority on Monday will implement new regulations that will give unions and agencies the option to receive case documents electronically, potentially making it easier to ...

I detest any physical mail I get in my mailbox, at home or at my firm. What is the point? I get most of my news online, use online or automated bill pay, and ignore promotional materials. I get ...

In recent years, organizations ranging from health insurance firms to technology outfits have turned to paperless correspondence—paperless billing, paperless contracts, paperless receipts, and so on.