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How Document Conversion Boosts Employee Satisfaction

Document conversion already has a number of well-proven benefits, including: Reduced filing space requirements Fast, accurate information retrieval Secure information access Compliance with accessibility regulations The value of these benefits is easy to quantify, and...

Bourbon, RFID, and Your Business’s Old Documents

You may already know how RFID* works, and how it benefits businesses through accurate, time-saving asset tracking. One surprising application is within the well-know bourbon distillery Wild Turkey, which adopted RFID to track its warehoused barrels of fine spirits. As...

We Know Why You’re Putting Off That Document Conversion Project

You’re well aware of the benefits of document conversion: secure document management, speedy document retrieval, reduced liability, improved sustainability, and smaller office storage area. So why haven’t you done it? For most of us, the problem is time. It takes time...

International Law Firm | High Density

This International Law firm headquartered in Washington, D.C., had an expiring lease and was in a dated building. The decision was made to relocate to a newer building, closer to the K St, NW Corridor. The challenge now was to utilize the space efficiently and cost effectively.

Financial Institution | High Density

A large financial institution invited NOS into their organization to address their never ending file room space issues and as a result their organization changed forever.

Large International Financial Agency | High Density

A large international financial agency/firm needed to renovate a 10 story, 40-year-old building due to an antiquated HVAC system. As the entire building was being gutted, a review of personnel versus storage space requirements was required and completed. In the end, more space was needed for personnel and the overall storage space was reduced by 30% without decreasing what they stored or losing easy access to any individual item.