The benefits of digitizing a company's documentation are numerous, and converting papers to PDF files for archiving has been a common practice for years. Still, Artificial Intelligence's new horizons are giving archives a new lease of life, converting them into data sources. Fiscal records, contracts, communications, invoices, and any other documents related to the type of business are filed in every firm. Document digitization is widely used to make physical spaces more efficient and allow consultation based on criteria entered manually during the digital preservation of paper supports. Even though a process has existed for years, digital development may offer new value and innovation.

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Artificial intelligence has been put to amazing use providing great abilities for recognition, pattern and anomaly detection, predictive analytics, autonomous systems, hyperpersonalization, and goal-driven systems. However, AI systems can't do anything at all without access to data to train the machine learning models. And much of that data is locked in documents in paper or electronic form or in human-controlled processes. Often, a necessary first step to making any AI project happen is simply getting those documents and processes out of paper and human-based forms and into digital forms that a machine can understand. The notion of converting these analog assets into digital forms is known as digitization in the context of documents and information, and digitalization, in the context of processes and human-based activities.