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Document Management <\/a>is a process used to capture, systematically store, track, and access electronic documents. The documents could be PDFs, Word files, Excel files, PPTs, images, email correspondence, or any suitable format. It can also store scanned copies of paper-based content. They usually are stored randomly in folders in Cloud or on your laptop. Let us ignore the storage of essential documents on laptops because this is resorted to by very few people since the laptop disk device could crash at any point in time. You could also store documents on Cloud (say Google Drive) without necessarily using designated Document Management Software. Here, also, you are provided the feature of searching based on keywords or the names of the documents. You could create multiple folders, including nested folders. However, Document Management Software has inherent advantages over software like Google Drive, as discussed below.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Let us first illustrate this with an example. You go for an annual medical checkup and visit a doctor when you are ill, and he prescribes specific tests. Multiple reports are presented to you \u2013 blood, ECG, TMT, urine, etc. – and medicines are prescribed.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

A Document Management System would help store the reports, X-Ray images, etc., in one place \u2013 year after year \u2013 in one location and help you to access them if required at any point in time quickly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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