Recently I submitted a maintenance request to have my file cabinet removed and this morning someone from our facilities group stopped in and hauled away the cabinet. I now have more space in my office and the office appears to be brighter. Somehow the removal of the cabinet makes my migration to a paperless office seem official.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Officially A Paperless Office
Over the past year or so I began migrating away from storing paper copies of documents. Almost everything I come across or use in my work is in electronic form. I used a large four drawer file cabinet to store a small set of physical documents. However, I found that I almost never used the paper in the file cabinet. So, this past fall I recycled most of the papers and moved a very small amount of papers to my desk drawer. Since then, my file cabinet has been empty.
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