Es evidente que los procesos basados en papel deben desaparecer, pero muchas empresas se muestran reacias a deshacerse de ellos.

It’s clear there are multiple economic and environmental benefits to working from home but what happens when employees start to return to the office?

Switching from paper-based processes to digital workflows is no small task but it's worth it in the end. Start a paperless office with our 14-day free trial.

As much of the world adopts work from home policies, moving from paper to digital documents is critical to enable organizations of all sizes to facilitate “business as usual."

Today, we are excited to announce Nitro Sign, a standalone electronic signature solution that allows anyone, anywhere to sign documents smarter, faster, and more securely — without the need for paper.

People all over the world are adjusting to their remote work reality. Nitro’s solutions have always been ideal for those times that lead to working away from the office

Not only does the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) completely change how organizations collect, use, and protect user data, but it also goes beyond your digital files and straight into your filing cabinets. Although, things like cold seal pouches from Office Monster can help you filing important documents in an effective and clear manner.

Here are five ways printing to PDF with Nitro outshines the Windows 10 Print to PDF printer.

As a leader in document productivity, Nitro always strives to be at the intersection of our customers’ needs, technology advancements, and breakthrough innovation. A new version of the PDF standard—PDF 2.0—is about to be released, and Nitro is ready to help our customers understand the impact and opportunity for their businesses.

In 2017, there’s a question you need to be asking yourself: Does paper have too much power over processes in my organization? According to 2016 AIIM paper-free research, only 25% of respondents indicated they ran a paperless environment. As a discussion that’s been popular since the 1980s, why is it taking so long for organizations to replace paper and opt for digital when the ROI is so clear?