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I'll give you storage costs and scalability. But digital does not equate to transparency. A culture of transparency equates to transparency. Also, paper is ve
by passwordoops 2y ago
I'll give you storage costs and scalability.
But digital does not equate to transparency. A culture of transparency equates to transparency.
Also, paper is very auditable. The term "paper trail" is not an accident and in many circumstances can be more secure and reliable than digital
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> digital does not equate to transparency. A culture of transparency equates to transparency Doesn’t equate to, yes. Enables far more by default, absolutely. The substantial plot of Erin Brockovich is essentially resolved, today, in a few minutes of searching.
- toast0 2y agoI mean, there's a lot of transparency with digital records. Sometimes too much transparency.