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When people first hear about Franz Schubert’s “Unfinished Symphony,” they often assume he died before completing the last two movements. Not true, because he lived six more years and wrote the outstanding Symphony No. 9 in C. While there is no definitive reason why the composer’s Symphony No. 8 in B Minor was left unfinished, maybe he simply lost the papers for his now-famous work.
Almost 200 years after Schubert, we’re still losing papers. “Finding things is tough still,” notes Ray Boggs, vice president, small/medium business and home office research for analyst firm IDC. “Many workers lose about 10 percent of their day looking for paper. Those are hidden costs in every business.
