December 2003

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This is the December issue of Inside ADEC Preview, your update on what's happening in the world of Outsourced Document Management.

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In this issue...

ADEC Preview to Sponsor Rainforest Foundation

"At ADEC Preview we scan many tons of our customers' paper documentation every year, allowing much of it to be recycled".

The increasing demand for paper currently outstrips the amount of pulp-wood produced by tree plantations. As such, the wood has to be sourced from old-growth forests, including tropical rainforests. Thus the rich biodiversity of the world's rainforests and the livelihoods of the native peoples who depend upon them is threatened by global economic pressure from many sources. We can do something about it by helping the work of the Rainforest Foundation.

"For every new customer signed from January 2004, ADEC Preview will donate up to £100* to the Rainforest Foundation".

*at £1 per 1,000 scanned images. The average 4-drawer filing cabinet contains 20,000 A4 pages - a £20 donation.

How we can help the work of the Rainforest Foundation...


Spotlight on...

Southwark L.E.A. prepares for Freedom of Information Act

Like most branches of local government, Southwark Local Education Authority has to deal with large volumes of paper. Much of this paper comprises student records and needs to be archived for several years even after a student has completed their studies.

What ADEC Preview did for Southwark LEA...


News briefs...

A new member of staff joins ADEC Preview as Account Manager with responsibility for ADEC Preview's existing clients and brings several year's experience in Information Technology to his new role. Our new man enjoyed Big Game watching and white water rafting in his native Zimbabwe and, after being UK resident for several years, says he now feels quite at home negotiating the morning traffic on the M25.