By law, businesses have to store certain documents and paperwork for a predetermined length of time. Usually six years or longer. That's a lot of documentation hanging around your office! If you haven't converted your document storage to a digital format, you put your company at risk for losing valuable resources or perhaps being fined. While it may seem like a gargantuan endeavor to convert all of your paper records to a digital format, in the long run it will save you time and money. Risks Of Antiquated Documentation Storage Antiquated storage methods present several risks to your business. If Continue ReadingThe post Digital Document Storage appeared first on Central Lakes Computers | Brainerd Computer Repair Service.
