More than 100 million holiday invites and cards later, Paperless Post co-founder Alexa Hirschfeld explains how the platform ...

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The company launched as a solution to the outdated and often inaccessible nature of snail mail. But its latest product, a collection of 26 digital cards inspired by London’s Victoria and Albert Museum ...

You promised yourself you’d digitize every last receipt, document, and paper record. But the trick to getting rid of paper is to not worry about being perfect. Wanting to get rid of paper in your life ...

Tired of filing reams of paper? Digitizing your life or work isn't as difficult as you think. These apps make it easier. I'm an expert in software and work-related issues, and I have been contributing ...

In recent years, organizations ranging from health insurance firms to technology outfits have turned to paperless correspondence—paperless billing, paperless contracts, paperless receipts, and so on.

You have no excuse for being buried under paper these days. The tools to digitize most or all of your pile are readily at hand and very affordable. We’re not exactly a paperless society yet, but this ...

The concept of a paperless office has been years in the making–nearly 41 to be exact. In the June 30, 1975 issue of BusinessWeek an article titled “The Office of the Future” started rounds of ...

More companies are giving customers the option of receiving bills, notices, and other paperwork electronically, as well as making payments over the Internet. In addition to saving trees, going ...

The moderator has delivered a final verdict. Chris Jablonski: Sorry folks, mashed tree pulp is going the way of the dinosaurs in a world where digitization has a tyrannosaurus-sized appetite.