There was a time when microfilm was the exciting new data storage method. Compact, long-lasting, and resistant to the wear and tear that paper often fell victim to, there were a lot of good reasons to choose microfilm. However, with today's new digital m ...
So let's say that your healthcare organization or real estate agency is looking to go paperless. While some businesses may not be able to eliminate paper entirely, there are those who are on the verge of making this decision that stand to benefit in a num ...
During the 1980s and onwards, the most efficient way to preserve documents was with microfilm and microfiche technologies. Microfilm is a copy of a magazine, book, newspaper, or other paper medium that has been copied to a roll of film, similar to a camer ...
In total's increasing digital world, it may be easy to assume that microfilm is just another dead relic of a pre-digital age. While it is true than many industries and institutions have spurned the tried-and-true microfilm technology for flashing digit ...
According to historians at UCLA, microfilm was first used commercially in the 1920s and was used to preserve the information contained in newsprint and other documents that were difficult to store. It reduces images to such a small size, that on average i ...
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