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The "Less-Paper" Office

Data Doctors Radio Program | Ken Colburn, Brandon Disney & Ken Moskowitz The term "paperless office" was coined in 1975 in a futuristic interpretation of the impact that computers were to have on society.

Needless to say, the predictions of the paperless office were greatly over exaggerated.

In fact, according the Xerox from 1995 to 2005 we doubled the amount paper used in printed documents.

"Paperless" isn't likely, but less paper is very achievable.

Listen in as the Data Doctors talk about how to use technology that will help save some trees!

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Original Air Dates: Mar 29, 2008 / Mar 30, 2008

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