Sentence examples for paperless reporting from inspiring English sources

DFH then links up all these disparate, global rescue teams, which all share the same kinds of needs, to share data and perform paperless reporting between teams, in a way that they've never done before.

As part of the modernization under mayoral control, a new paperless computer reporting system was put in place.

It uses a paperless, computerized system that reports on 6,000 performance measures.

A pilot program during the fall term to provide students and faculty in three courses with the Kindle DX electronic reader demonstrates how hard it can be to go paperless: Many users have reported that while the Kindle is good for leisure reading, it may be impractical for course reading because of the difficulty of annotating the text.

We have conducted semi-structured interviews with hospital physicians from the two hospitals reporting to have the highest use of EMR and inquired about a) which organizational factors that may have led to such a high utilization of the EMR system and b) clinicians' experiences of working in a paperless environment.

Paperless Post today has over 40 million accounts, and reports 300% year-over-year new user growth across all its products, combined.

Paperless tickets account for less than 0.01 percent of tickets sold.

Nearly every work crew throughout the valley includes paperless workers, according to the Migrant Education staff, and of the 15 or so fields I visited over the course of the five months I reported this story, I met underage workers at nearly every single one.

For example, participants reported that increasing their use of the internet and expanding their scope of internet activities created a new norm for internet usage, such that it became more commonplace for them to "look up whatever is interesting to me", "track stuff online", and embrace "going paperless" (Table  3; 1 k).

And more and more customers, the retailers report, are opting for paperless.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt wants the NHS to be paperless by 2018 - a move a report says could help save the health service billions of pounds a year.