Microform document storage is one of the ways that Micro Records can help you save space through your document management practices. This method uses photographic film as the medium through which documents are saved and then accessed later. Microform is… Read More
Archive for the ‘Microfilm’ Category
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The Differences Between Microfiche and Microfilm and What is Best for You
If you are looking to store a large number of documents, microfiche and microfilm may be a solution. Even in the digital age, having adequate, physical document storage is essential to the longevity of your business. Storing your documents on… Read More
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Microfilm and Microfiche: What’s the Difference?
Microfilm and microfiche are similar technologies but distinct in their rite. Micro Records implements microfilm and microfiche conversions, which can help commercial businesses save space when storing documents. Microfilm and microfiche conversions are incredibly affordable and straightforward, making them an… Read More
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5 Ways To Ensure An Effective Microfilm Scanning Project
You can have your entire microfilm archive in front of you and know precisely what you’ll want to scan to digital, but what other things should you be thinking about? In this piece, we’ll give you some ideas that we… Read More
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Essential Questions to Ask About Digital to Microfilm Scanning
If you’re looking to make the switch from digital to microfilm, the microfilm scanning process does not have to be hard. It is easier today than it ever was. The microfilm scanning process can be confusing, and there are a few… Read More
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Is Your Microfilm Too Damaged For a Microfilm Scanner?
One common, popular option for storing documents and images is the use of microfilm. Many offices and business take advantage of this technology, but it does come with certain caveats. This includes the fact that microfilm is susceptible to damage,… Read More
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Benefits of MicroFilm Scanning
There are many industries that use microfilm scanning, including libraries, banking, engineering, manufacturing, medical, and the legal applications. If companies aren’t going completely paperless, they are definitely using digital systems to back up those physical paper copies of important documents…. Read More
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How Damaged Is Too Damaged For A Microfilm Scanner
When it comes to the office, a popular method of storing documents, images, and other information is on microfilm. The older the microfilm though, the more potential the files have to be unreadable. Here is everything you need to know… Read More
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Benefits of Aperture Card Conversion
While it is fun to relive old technology, again and again, technology can quickly become obsolete, leaving your business behind. It is important for your business to stay current with new technology. If your business is still using aperture cards… Read More
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What to Know About Microfilm and Microfiche Conversions
In today’s technological world, converting documents and photos that are in seemingly outdated formats to digital form is extremely common. In some cases, doing so is absolutely essential for the reputation and productivity of your business. Do you have microfilm… Read More