South Korea set to replace paper reports with e-documents
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South Korea set to replace paper reports with e-documents
15:00:00 / December 14, 2017

The South Korean government hopes to save around 1.1 trillion won by 2021 in its transition to a 'paperless society'. Read more: http://zd.net/2ktYfeW

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