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Three technological breakthroughs make the concept of an all digital document management system realizable. They are the optical disk mass storage, error-free digital transmission and revisory* capability with respect to scanned documents. Optical storage and error-free transmission makes the system technically feasible. Revisory makes the whole notion of the all-electronic system viable in that it allows, for the first time, existing documents to be modified electronically resulting in huge cost savings to industry and government.
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McGovern, M.J., Burr, J.S., Williams, R., Ryland, J., Hurt, T. (1984). Digital Document Management System Using Optical Disk Mass Storage. In: Wang, P.CC. (eds) Advances in Engineering Data Handling. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2817-9_1
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