Your paperless office policy can set specific limitations for your employees, such as the amount of paper, packaging, and office supplies used each month. Or it can just outline the expectations that you have for folks to contribute to your sustainability efforts in the office. Whatever you choose to do, communicating with your team is the key to success and wide-spread adoption of paperless office policies.

Keep up the good work and let more people know what your doing.

Your employees need to be trained in cyber-attack prevention. Keeping your passwords safe is a must for any business owner. You can make your employees aware of the risks by ensuring that they are using company-issued devices. In addition, you should limit the use of unused software and equipment. Ensure that no one else has access to these systems. These applications can allow unauthorized access to your data.