Do you have a stack of old family photo albums in the attic? A cookbook by your grandmother, scrawled with her handwritten notes? Your parents’ love letters to each other that you treasure? If so, ...

Whether paper documents are filling up your drawers or rotting away inside a box in the garage, you may be wondering which documents you need to keep and what you can shred or otherwise dispose of.

While we live in a digital age, we still often have crucial documents on paper. The iScanner app for iOS helps you bring paper documentation into the digital realm with the tools you already have.

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Many organizations are digitizing more and more of their operations and files. From cloud storage to online signing platforms, it's easier than ever to scale back the use of printed documents. However ...

One might be inclined to conjure up a stereotypical image of an archivist: a secluded individual, absorbed in detail and working in a quiet and dark basement surrounded by piles of old papers. But ...