DISQUS

kten · 1 year ago

Blogrolled mate!

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

Thanks for the blog roll :) :)

Indian Homemaker · 1 year ago

Where did my comment go? Indian Homemaker

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

:( i am clueless, i haven't set any moderation or stuff like that.......... nor do I delete any comments........

Indian Homemaker · 1 year ago

What happended to my comment? Anyway I had cribbed about the lack of efficiency that results from outdated, cumbersome paper work even where it is easily possible to cut paper work. Our Police Records are maintained separately in each district/state etc, so if a criminal decides to work in Mumbai after being in Police Records in Chennai, the Police will verify him as innocent (in their records he is innocent) in Mumbai. If we maintained a centralized Data, where all records were stored, this won't happen...Maybe it is already being done, but I don't think so.

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

you are bang on target, some thing similar takes place in courts, once a verdict is passed........ that judgment is stored and circulated in all the regional languages.............. all this happens on paper........

kten · 1 year ago

That is a well written and well thought out post.
A paper less office will be wonderful!

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

Hey, thanks for stopping by and appreciating the work............
Cheers !!!

OldSailor · 1 year ago

In case of engineering drawings, it is difficult to find out the mistakes on the computer screen. Definitely hard copy is required to verify the drawing. If paper wastage has to be avoided, then one has to invest in computer interfaced projectors so as to verify the drawing on a larger screen.

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

Hi sir, thanks for stopping by !!!

computer interfaced projectors are a costly affair........... may be a cheaper projectors might help the cause...............

Kunal Thorat · 1 year ago

True........Lots of paper wastage......But the fact is that Digital technology will never replace paper....

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

hi Kunal,

100% replacement may be difficult but, yes we can and have the necessary know-how to achieve a paperless office, where in the usage of paper is not as ubiquitous as it is now......as far as my knowledge goes there are many company's which are trying to achieve it........ to name a few....... Microsoft, EDS et al...........

Georg · 1 year ago

Bonjour Sachin,

Thanks to visit my blog. As to praying and Middle Ages, I have been in India, years ago. Considering all this, I limited my saying to Western countries.

Cheers to you
Georg

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

Namaste Sir,

Thanks for stopping by !!!

Cheers

anrosh · 1 year ago

let's start thinking what alternative ways paper can be made or paper like can be made.

Sachin Sawant · 1 year ago

Absolutely that's the way forward, one of the promising alternative is electronic paper.(to know more click the link below)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_paper

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