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Microforms explained
Jim Westoby, President of e-ImageData, offers a useful briefing on the various technologies and media used in microforms systems, and describes how best to integrate such data with the information delivery demands of today's digital world
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The right tools for the job
Kara Rayburn, Global Manager, Product Marketing & Web at Alaris discusses the features to consider when choosing scanners for healthcare and medical records capture
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No fear
According to new research, 72 percent of workers see AI and automation as technology that will help them to do their jobs, not replace them
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Conquering the paper mountain
Leading financial planning firm Boolers has completely eliminated paper filing, freeing up space and improving search and compliance practices
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Eyes on the prize
The streets of London were 'paved with DM Awards' on November 22nd as we celebrated the biggest and best year yet for our annual industry get-together; here are all the winners and runners-up
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About the DMRG
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Compart
Compart is a leading global provider of Document & Content Technology Solutions that will help any company faced with ever changing communication output needs of their customers.
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Civica
Civica is a market leader specialist in digital solutions, critical software and outsourcing services. Our solutions help streamline the delivery of integrated care, enhance patient outcomes and improve financial and workforce management for over 200 health and social care organisations in both public and private sectors in the UK.
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Comment
Welcome to the September edition of our eNewsletter, which includes a piece on how workers view the rise of RPA and AI in the workplace, and whether such technologies really represent a threat (as so often suggested in the wider media) or in fact an opportunity. According to research quoted in the article, 72 percent of workers see AI/automation as technology that will help them to do their jobs, not replace them. It is reassuring to see that, despite a pervasive narrative of job loss fears, workers themselves don't fear being replaced by these innovations.
Dr. Chris Brauer, Director of Innovation in the Institute of Management Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London, and leader of the research commented: "Last year, we conducted research to explore whether automation could make work more 'human'. We found that augmented companies not only enjoyed 28 percent greater performance levels, but also scored 33 percent higher on factors deemed to make a workplace more 'human'.
Counter-intuitive as it might seem, automation has the potential to make our workplaces better for humans - which has to be a good thing, right?
David Tyler
Editor
david.tyler@btc.co.uk
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