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When it comes to documents, accuracy matters. With so many critical business functions relying on documents, it is essential that they are accurately captured, collated, categorized, archived, and transmitted. Document management is, broadly speaking, dedicated to perfecting the accuracy and efficiency of each of these processes.

Education today faces many unique challenges. With technology advancing at an ever faster pace, schools and universities alike are struggling to keep up. Keeping up with technology is something that every school owes to its students to give them the best education possible. Here’s what educators need to know about Xerox Proofreader, the ConnectKey app that is has revolutionized the use of multifunction printers in education.

Law firms take advantage of every useful tool they can get, and for good reason. If competition in business is fierce, in legal offices, it’s visceral. Xerox has developed powerful applications that can give these firms the edge they need to cut through the competition.

Finding a job in today’s economy is more challenging than in previous years. People of all ages struggle to find jobs in this market, and finding a career is even harder.

When Google unveiled the first Chromebook in 2011, it did little to impress. It was little more than a stripped-down laptop which didn’t even work correctly without an internet connection. However, what few understood at the time was how incredibly visionary the Chromebook truly was.

Is your business operating sustainably? If not, it should be. Business sustainability strategies are not just great for the environment. They’re also good business sense. When deployed smartly, they help save time, money, and resources while reducing the carbon footprint of an organization.

There’s a new storm brewing on the horizon of information technology: the rise of shadow IT facilitated by the cloud. Almost every company has it, and many IT departments are aware of that fact. However, it’s remained an obscure and somewhat mystifying concept. Relatively few professionals have understood the implications of the problem, let alone the magnitude of it. Until now.

We’re well into the era of digital globalization, where businesses can deliver goods and services to far-flung communities around the world. That’s exciting because it opens many new doors for growth, innovation, and connection. However, when all eyes are focused on the frontier, it can be easy to overlook the benefits of community involvement on a local level.

In today’s economy, it’s the customers who call the shots. With the internet putting thousands of options into reach, a single interaction can send a company spiraling to fame – or extinction. As such, there’s an immense pressure on companies to get that interaction right. Yet, customer service remains mired in stereotypes of lackluster encounters with tired, glassy-eyed clerks. The quest of how to improve customer service is an uphill battle at best.

Cubicles are boring, and so are companies without a positive organizational culture – 88 percent of employees agree to this. Who would know better than the people who spend nearly two thousand hours per year in that environment?