Throughout history, the concept of an ideal workplace has constantly evolved, from the Action Offices of the ‘60s to the rise of office cubicles and the introduction of computers in the ‘90s, and the recent adoption of remote and hybrid working. Novel technologies underpinned many of these changes, and that is no different today with new technologies enabling businesses to change the way they work, leading to better outcomes for employers and employees alike. In this article we will delve into the modern workplace, and how businesses can build and make the most of the modern workplace.

In the past, all businesses were reliant on paper processes and printing for day-to-day operations. Over time, as businesses have implemented new technologies, they have also reduced their paper consumption, and the move to remote and hybrid work has only further reduced the need for paper. With this being said, most businesses still make use of legacy paper-based systems and are yet to become completely paperless. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of going paperless and how businesses can cut out paper once and for all.