Paper Based Communication
Paper based communication refers to the use of physical documents, such as printed reports, handwritten notes, forms, and memos, to convey information in professional or organizational settings. It involves traditional methods of documentation and information exchange that rely on tangible materials rather than digital systems. This approach is often associated with formal processes, record-keeping, and legacy workflows in various industries.
Developers should understand paper based communication when working in environments with regulatory requirements for physical records, such as healthcare, legal, or government sectors, or when integrating legacy systems that still use paper documentation. It is also relevant for projects involving digitization efforts, where developers need to design systems to convert or interface with paper-based data, ensuring compliance and smooth transitions to digital workflows.