RFID: How to Calculate ROI and Build Your Business Case

Even if you don’t work in finance, you’ll have to calculate ROI to be confident that adding RFID to your operations is a sound decision.

Image a Document, Honor a Vet: The National Archives

The National Archive’s citizen scanning project highlights the benefits of document digitization, while giving volunteers across the U.S. a way to honor vets.

The Federal Government Opens Up to WFH

Federal agencies have received the green light to make their pandemic-temporary WFH and hybrid workplaces permanent. But do they have the tech they need?

3 Ways You Could Be Missing Out on RFID’s Benefits

RFID offers benefits to every business sector. Are you missing out?

Document Conversion Mandate? How To Create Success

When your organization’s leaders mandate a move to digital operations, what will that mean for your area of responsibility?

It’s Complicated: Document Conversion for Regulatory Compliance

From finance to banking to healthcare to day care, industry regulatory compliance is part of the business of doing business. Part of compliance – a big part – is records management, and many of those records are in paper form. Paper has a long and noble history, but...

Government Agency Telework: Is It Working?

Although the federal government has for many years urged telecommuting to ease Washington’s notorious commuter traffic, the snowstorms of 2010 were the precipitating event which created the Telework Enhancement Act, requiring federal agencies to establish telework...

Sec. 508 – The Wheelchair Ramp of Digital Documents

Rules and regulations – no matter how you feel about them, most of them began as good intentions, and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is no exception. Providing equal access is a laudable goal, and that includes digital information access for those with physical or...

Police Body Cameras are a Small Part of the Picture

Tazer is so well known for electric stun guns that its name, like Google’s, has morphed into a verb. (Just google “tazing.”) Yet it sees its future in the growth market of body cameras, and it’s changing its name from Tazer to Axon, its proprietary brand of body...

NOS renews relationship with Eaton-WrightLine

Beltsville, MD: Today, NOS, a company that provides storage and information management solutions, announces their commitment to provide the Eaton-Wrightline storage solutions in the Mid- Atlantic and Washington DC marketplace. The length, breadth and quality of the...