Scanning medical records and taking up a paperless practice offers benefits ranging from saving time to saving money. However, there are plenty more advantages in between, like: Cutting operating costs Saving office space Boosting productivity and saving time Simplifying record storage Easily finding and sharing files Improving security Ensuring...
Medical records scanning, just like other types of scanning, is a great way to improve records management. In addition to saving space, you also get access to features that make organizing your medical records easier than ever. Whether you need ongoing scanning services or just a one-time project to...
Whatever your current records management system may be now, you should always be looking for something to improve or somewhere to cut costs. When it comes to the intersection between records scanning and management, scanning helps to cut a range of alternative paper-based costs, making it not only a...
Organizing and using paper documents can be a hassle. This is especially true with large documents like maps or architectural drawings. Searching through large documents can take lots of time, and storing them takes up a lot of space. Scanning your large documents with large-format scanning is a way...
Scanning is a convenient way to manage and organize your documents. But if you have a lot of documents containing sensitive information, you may be cautious about the security of handing those documents off to a scanning service. In those situations, you may have wondered “What happens to my...
On average, scanning costs 7–12 cents per page scanned. Despite that, though, the price can vary depending on factors like how much you have to scan or if there’s prep work. As the size of a scanning project grows, the price per page will often shrink. To take full...
There are a number of different factors that play into the cost of a scanning project, including how much prep work may be involved and deciding where and how you want the scanning project done. The most important thing to consider when calculating the cost of your scanning project...
Large format scanning is the process of digitizing oversized documents using an LFD scanner. The process converts oversized paper documents to small and easy to manage, access, and distribute digital files in .PDF, .TIFF, .DWG, .DXF, and .JPEG formats. Watch the video or read the transcript below to find...
For most scanning projects, the average-sized scanner that can be found in most homes or offices will get the job done. But occasionally, you may have an extra large document or photo that needs to be stored electronically. That’s where large format scanning (also called wide format scanning) comes...
Despite recent growth in technology paper consumption also continues to grow, however with document scanning digital files not only make your records management more sustainable, but also cheaper and more efficient. Watch the video or read this transcript below to find out more about how scanning can cut your...
