During its recent monthly meeting, the Battle Creek, Mich.-based credit union's board went completely paperless and used iPads to review documents and work with materials.
According to OMNI CCU CEO Ted Parsons, the savings in printing some 150 pages for each packet and mailing the materials to directors meant that the iPads will pay for themselves.
"It is a compelling way to work–at our last board meeting everyone was engaged with the business in hand," said Parsons
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