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The concept of a 'paperless office' has been around for at least 35 years,
since British-American information scientist, Frederick Wilfrid, first
envisioned it in 1978 in his book 'Towards Paperless Information Systems'.
More than three decades on, in the midst of the information age, you would
think we would be there by now - but far from it.
Research conducted by printer firm Epson has revealed that physical page is
still a central part of daily office life. The survey of over 3,600
European employees found that 83% felt the ‘paperless office is
unrealistic’.
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