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The Nation Paper Products and Printing Corp. (NAPPC0) announced Tuesday that it has embarked on an ambitious plan to make its day-to-day operations paperless.
Stanley Ang, NAPPCO systems analyst, said the company will soon automate its major operations, from purchasing to selling, to save on cost and increase profits.
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