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Despite the speed of digitalization, organizations still produce a lot of paper documents which must be properly stored and archived. Unfortunately, many of them fail to realize the importance of storage, which might, in extreme cases, threaten their survival.
Comprehensive information management is the only answer to the present-day data chaos created by the sheer volume of information. It is safe to say that we will be successful in our efforts when the employees have at their disposal only the information they need, nothing more.
Digitization as a strong driver of growth brings many changes to daily work. Today we expect employees to possess increasing levels of digital knowledge and skills, self-initiative, innovativeness, flexibility and accountability.
The challenges brought about by GDPR cannot be resolved overnight as they require more significant adaptation of business processes, implementation of IT solutions and raising the awareness of employees about the personal data protection.
When it comes to digital transformation, the most critical task is to transform the corporate culture and employee habits. Here at Mikrocop we had a chance to experience that first hand when we were digitizing our own operations.
Digital business is pushing customer trust very high on its agenda. However, in order to achieve the desired level of customer trust, organizations need to ensure a certain level of information security. Put simply, our bottom line depends on our spend towards information security.
The implementation of the GDPR has imposed another task: the need to appoint the Data Protection Officer. This previously unknown term has suddenly been put at the center of debates, dilemmas and challenges to meet all the requirements of the GDPR.
In today's world data is a valuable asset that only reaches its full value when is it effectively captured and processed.
For the last 20 years we have been listening to people saying that paper has no future, but office use still makes up one quarter of world paper consumption. Paper documents are a reality and will continue to be with us for some time.