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Stevens & Stevens acquires document shredding company
https://www.bizjournals.com/tampabay/news/2018/11/13/stevens-stevens-acquires-document-shredding.html By Crystal Owens – Reporter, Tampa Bay Business Journal Nov 13, 2018, 1:21pm Stevens & Stevens Business Records Management, a St. Petersburg-based company with locations in Clearwater and Tampa, has acquired Confidential On-site Paper Shredding. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Stevens & Stevens Business Records Management is a full-service records storage…
Read More7 Unusual Staplers That Will Make You Yawn When You Look At Yours
Take a look around your office desk. No doubt you’ll see the office desk basics: a phone, a keyboard, pens and a stapler. A stapler is, pardon the pun, a staple at most offices. Most offices have variations of the same standard stapler, so it’s hard to believe that there are actually some very…
Read MorePaper-making: a Chinese Secret
Paper, as we know it today, began as a closely guarded secret in China. What first comes to mind when talking about it’s history, is the ancient Egyptian writing material called papyrus. But the “true paper” we use today, thin sheets made from softened, individual fibers, began in China. The inventor of this “true paper”…
Read MoreHow barcodes came to be: a beach, a bullseye and a pack of gum
The first step to purchasing an item at a store is almost always the same way. We take the item to the check-out counter and, in most cases, the item’s barcode is scanned. It’s such an everyday occurrence, we don’t think twice about the technology behind barcodes and how they came to be. The invention…
Read MoreDo file sizes confuse you? Here’s a “bit” of info.
Stevens & Stevens has been in the records management industry for over 23 years, so there are certain questions we hear time and time again. One of those popular questions is, “How big is a gigabyte?”. Most people have heard of gigabytes, megabytes, etc., but not many understand what those words actually mean. You’ve probably…
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