By Matthew Young, Attorney As more and more credit union members move to online banking, credit unions are similarly encouraging members to accept electronic statements in lieu of paper statements as part of their online banking service. The advantages of doing so are several, not the least of which is saving money on paper and…
When Steve Jobs called it a magical device, people made fun of it. When he announced the name, people really made fun of it. Yet after spending a few days with it, I’m finding the iPad to be a remarkable tool. I’ve written twice before about my quest for the paperless office and how credit unions…
Longtime readers of TCUB will remember that I’ve written about my quest for a paperless office before. This time I have hastily thrown together a video of 3 devices I’m using to continue the quest. These are: the Addesso Cyberpad, the Amazon Kindle DX and the Fujitsu ScanSnap. Here’s the video:
The following is an article reprinted with permission from the Winter 2008 edition of The WWR Letter: The Quest to Go Paperless By: Rob Rutkowski, Esquire Attorneys, like credit unions, generate a great deal of paper. Eliminating some of that paper would be very positive for both the lawyer and the credit union manager. To this end,…
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