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Japan's government wants to say "sayonara" to paper communication. But local offices still love their fax machines and won't give them up. Even though many Japanese employees were allowed to...
Killing the fax machine in Japan has proven harder than some would have hoped.
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed just how antiquated and lacking the country’s bureaucratic services were. Up until May last year, healthcare centers were still using fax machines to report daily COVID-19 cases to...
Interesting responses to the "Fax - Why" question by multiple contributors on reddit: User HeadacheCentral says: The legal profession has a massive reluctance to move away from printed documents. HeadacheCentral...
From The Guardian: A cabinet body that promotes administrative reform said in June it had decided to abolish the use of fax machines “as a rule” by the end of...
From the article: Hospitals are legally required to send handwritten Covid-19 documents by fax to health centres And: ... data shows virtually every office and one in three households in...
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