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Yes—technology has made the need for paper documentation obsolete 17.3%

No—paper communications will always be a vital component of any office 21.2%

Partially—paper will remain in use, but RFID can help manage and inventory it 61.5%

Don't know 0.0%

Total number of votes: 52

COMMENTS

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  Paperless office = electronic documents.... so how exactly does one attach a physical-world RFID tag to a virtual world electronic document? If someone knows how to put an RFID tag on a pdf doc I would be keen to see the solution. Presumably the inventor can also offer transparent aluminium. So, the real question is "Are paperless offices a realistic goal?" To which my answer: Partially. RFID-enabled tracking of physical documents could help manage archived hardcopy, e.g. in the Aerospace industry and probably other business areas (legal?) where hardcopy archives are mandated.

  Posted By: Nicholas BROWNJOHN, 11/11/2009 01:08:30 AM

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