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Provided By: Business2Community Businesses should always be looking for opportunities to become more efficient and reduce costs. One simple way of doing this is to digitize your paper documents. Document Scanning is an efficient option for businesses for a wide variety of reasons. Here are just five examples. More Office Space Document scanning can transform your office, reducing the amount …
Provided By: Central Bank Shred your personal paperwork to protect your identity. Even as paperless technology becomes more popular, there are still times and places that you’ll receive actual paper documents. That raises the big question: What should I do with this paperwork? All of our documents have their own lifespans for when you need to keep them handy. But …
You already know that you need to wipe the data from your old computers and laptops before selling or donating them. You probably also know that smartphones and tablets can harbor hidden personal data and put your identity at risk. But what about your printer? You might not think twice when donating an old printer, listing it on Craigslist, or …
If you’re a regular internet user, you’ll be accustomed to using passwords to access data. You’re probably accumulating passwords at quite a fast rate, in fact, as you expand your web use and sign up to ever more sites. But inventing a new security code on the spur of the moment can be a perplexing task, what with the need …
If you’ve ever watched athletes line up on the track before a 100-yard sprint, you’ll notice the level of focus on their faces. The stadium could be packed to the brim, noise blaring from all corners, but each runner’s attention is squarely on the track ahead. That’s the same approach you ought to employ when running your business. As a …
Businesses have a priority to safeguard their data. They advise employees to not share information and keep up to date with the latest security software. However, not every guideline works as effectively today as they did in the past. With hackers increasing their sophistication, safety measures need to be upgraded. The same can be said with security advice. A couple …
