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The document discusses establishing an electronic database to organize volunteer information for the 9-day Chasco Fiesta event. It analyzes using a digital system versus paper files, noting benefits of digital include easier access, export capabilities, legibility and protecting personal information. It evaluates software options and recommends purchasing the Microsoft Office suite and creating a secure volunteer database and file storage system.
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