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In this issue of CPA Practice Advisor, we reviewed both document storage and document management systems, with a features chart included with the review.
Mary Girsch-Bock
Sep. 21, 2020
Paper takes over the world. It sounds like a bad science fiction movie, but in some offices, it isn’t much of an exaggeration. In paper driven industries like accounting and banking, paper is still in charge.
That is changing. As more offices discover the benefits of a paperless office, more are making the switch to paperless. After all, will anyone really miss the lost hours spent searching for a document, only to find it buried in a stack of papers in the copy room? Or the numerous papercuts received from pulling paper files out of an overstuffed file cabinet?
Then there’s the matter of time. Or more accurately, time wasted. You likely hired your assistant to actually assist you, but how much time does your assistant spend making copies, filing copies, or searching for missing copies? And what about you? Have you found yourself wasting a day’s worth of productivity because you misplaced a document or a file? Have you made the dreaded phone call to a client, asking to have a document resent that you know you had, but today, have no idea where it is? Again, who hasn’t?
The task of accounting is important, to you and to your clients. They entrust you with their livelihood in many ways, and the image you want to present to them is not one of disorganization. If paper is threatening to take over your life, you’re not alone. Millions of dollars are spent annually in operating costs just looking for lost documents. 
[Click image to enlarge.]Though the early document management systems were designed with larger businesses in mind, there is such a variety of applications available now at all price points that document management software is within the reach of any firm that is ready to make the move to paperless. If you’re ready to demolish that stack of papers once and for all, be aware that there are two types of document management systems available: Document Storage, which is designed for electronic storage of all documents, including document organization and easy retrieval, and Document Management, which also includes nifty features like version control, that ensures that the document you’re accessing is the latest, greatest version of the document. Document management systems also typically include document archiving and annotation ability, with both coming in handy for CPA firms.
In this issue of CPA Practice Advisor, we reviewed both document storage and document management systems, with a features chart included with the review. The products we reviewed include:
Document Storage
Document Management
We also looked at a couple of document management systems that are included as part of a broader software system:
Many of these applications also offer a free demo so check a few of them out and see which ones feel right.
If you’re tired of spending your days searching for the elusive missing document, why not start managing documents smarter with a document management system? Your staff and your clients will thank you.
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Dropbox has acquired 20 companies, including 3 in the last 5 years. Dropbox’s largest acquisition to date was in 2019, when it acquired JN Projects for $230M. Dropbox has acquired in 6 different US states. The Company’s most targeted sectors include internet software and services (100%).
Microsoft has acquired 210 companies, including 45 in the last 5 years. A total of 13 acquisitions came from private equity firms. It has also divested 18 assets. Microsoft’s largest acquisition to date was in 2022, when it acquired Activision Blizzard for $68.7B. It’s largest disclosed sale occurred in 2009, when it sold Razorfish to Publicis Groupe SA for $530M. Microsoft has acquired in 26 different US states, and 21 countries. The Company’s most targeted sectors include software (55%) and internet software and services (28%).
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Brother's X-Series MFC-J6957DW is the company's flagship large-format inkjet MFP and offers busy workgroups a sizeable range of print, copy, scan and fax features for a very modest outlay.
It has an impressive capacity, with three 250-sheet A3-sized cassettes plus a 100-page A3 multi-purpose tray (MPT) and tops these off with an A3 colour flatbed scanner partnered by a 50-page duplex automatic document feeder (ADF).
Speeds for A4 printing have been improved, boosting the 22ppm of the MFC-J6947DW to 30ppm, and its daily duty cycle gets a 75% increase to 3,500 pages. It's well connected, too; it can be hooked up over USB, 10/100 Ethernet or 802.11a/n 5GHz wireless, and there's built-in support for NFC, Wi-Fi Direct, AirPrint and a heap of cloud services.
Another winning attribute is its laser-beating running costs. Brother supplies the MFC-J6957DW with a full set of standard ink cartridges, although during installation it has to prime its ink reservoirs so the first set will have a reduced print capacity. Once they've dried up, move to the high-yield versions and you'll only be paying 1p for a mono A4 page and 4.5p for a colour one – plus you can enable Brother's Secure Function Lock feature to control colour usage for each user.
While the reservoirs are filling, you can download Brother's generic setup utility, choose your model and leave it to load the drivers and firmware update tool. It also installs Brother's iPrint&Scan Windows desktop utility, which uses workflows for one-tap print and scan operations, and you can add the free Nuance PaperPort 14 SE document management software.
Brother's Secure Cloud Print portal lets you remotely print PDFs, images and Office documents using a browser. To do this, you simply bookmark the URL displayed in the colour touchscreen, choose a file, send it and release it within 24 hours at the printer using the six-digit PIN generated by the portal.
Remote printing features include Brother's Email Print service. After enabling this from the MFP's web console, it creates a unique address to which you can email attachments from anywhere. Mobile workers get in on the act too, with Brother's Mobile Connect iOS and Android apps providing scan-to-mobile devices plus remote print services.
Scan features are equally versatile and include sending scans to PCs with Brother's software installed, network shares, email, FTP or SharePoint servers, as well as direct-to-email addresses registered at the touchscreen. Cloud destinations are simple to set up using Brother's Web Connect portal. You can choose OneNote, OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, Evernote or Dropbox, add your account details, enter the unique 11-digit code provided at the printer's touchscreen and PIN-protect each account.
We found the top speed is achievable only for mono printing using the driver's Normal setting and drops substantially when higher resolutions are selected. Our 30-page test Word document returned 30ppm in Normal mode but only 2.1ppm in Best mode, while our challenging 24-page colour DTP test print was delivered at 20ppm and 1.8ppm respectively.
That said, print quality in Normal mode is fine for general office use. Text is sharp and clean at 12pt font sizes, while mono photos reveal plenty of detail in darker areas. Colour output quality is also impressive: the smooth transitions across complex colour fades in our test charts translated into high-quality reports and detailed photos, with no banding evident in large single-colour blocks.
The printer handles A3 poster printing exceedingly well. Using the rear MPT tray, our A3 colour poster took only ten seconds in Normal mode on 80gsm paper and 62 seconds in Best mode on 220gsm heavyweight card, with the rich colour quality of Brother's ink making them vibrant and eye-catching.
Print speeds are variable, but Brother's MFC-J6957DW makes up for this with an astonishing range of features. Ideally suited to SMBs on a tight budget, this affordable large-format inkjet delivers low running costs, good output quality and the best cloud and mobile support.
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