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Going paperless seems like a simple idea, but in practice it is difficult to fully eliminate paper from our lives and workflows. Many organizations have tried and failed to achieve a completely paperless office or environment due to a variety of technical, cultural, and practical challenges. While going fully paperless may not be realistic, reducing paper usage where possible can provide environmental and efficiency benefits.
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