PDF files are the standard for digital documents—but did you know there are several specialized types of PDFs, each designed for a specific purpose? Whether you’re sharing a simple form or preserving long-term records, choosing the right PDF type ensures your file functions the way it’s intended.
When businesses look to digitize paper files, terms like document scanning and document imaging are often used interchangeably. While they share similarities, there are key differences that can affect how you manage, store, and retrieve your digital files.
As more seniors choose to age in place—living independently in their homes and communities—the need to organize, protect, and preserve personal records and memories becomes more important than ever.
When organizations scan and digitize their documents, they often think in terms of immediate benefits: faster access, less paper, and improved workflows. But what about long-term archiving?