The Paperless Office: A Myth or Reality?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 20, 2009 -- George Dimopoulos, an Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University, provides insightful guidance on the successful operation of a paperless office and paperless work practices in his book, Paperless Joy: Paperless Business & Lifestyle Design With Information & Communication Technology (180 pp., ISBN: 978-0-615-24309-2).

This is the first book that takes a fresh look at the paperless office and makes a strong case for its feasibility and many advantages. George Dimopoulos has become known in the academic community as the Paperless Professor since his office is virtually 100% free of paper. He uses Information and Communication Technology, or computers and gadgets, to perform all traditional paper-based work practices electronically. He shares his over ten years experience with how to transition to, and use paperless practices to become more productive and flexible in both professional and personal activities.

Paperless Joy addresses paperlessness from many aspects and angles - the individual, organizational and societal – and introduces a paperless work and lifestyle – or freestyle – to the reader at a theoretical and practical level. The first part outlines the many advantages for going paperless, for individuals and businesses. The second part is a practical guide that will coach the reader on the road towards a paperless office and work style.

The early adopters of paperless practices will enjoy a leading position in the future paperless world. This book is useful for everyone who is ready to use paperless technology to boost productivity, enable greater time- and location flexibility, and protect the environment.
Paperless Joy is marketed by Digital Life Artist Inc, and available at www.paperlessjoy.com

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