Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about green businesses and how to help startups succeed. Thanks to emerging paperless technologies, business owners can ...

I couldn't go totally paperless, since physical documents had to be signed, but often I could photograph and crop the documents, use Acrobat to package them into PDFs, and e-mail them on their way. It ...

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.

I’ve always wanted to go paperless, because the piles of receipts, warranty cards, and old notes stuffed in folders made me anxious. I had a haphazard setup. I’d scan some things on my phone, forget ...

– You've got mail. Fifteen years ago, Alexa Hirschfeld and her brother, James Hirschfeld, launched Paperless Post. Described by the siblings as both a design company and a tech company, Paperless Post ...

The average office worker uses 10,000 sheets of copy paper each year according to Reduce.org. Multiply that by the number of employees you have, and you can see how going paperless could save your ...

By pursuing a fully paperless operation, Billy Lerner positions iPark as a forward-thinking leader in sustainability. The company's ongoing efforts not only reduce waste and preserve natural resources ...

Paperless tickets could help combat touts but many venues still do not have the capabilities to support them, say independent music promoters. Although most tickets are sold online, bringing a printed ...