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Cloud | Document Management | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
1. Reduction in Paper Santa receives millions and millions of letters each year and has always done his part when it comes to recycling. However, an online document management system that accepts uploaded letters and stores emails will take Santa’s green initiatives one step further by eliminating the need for paper altogether. The cumulative impact on reducing global warming will make the polar bears very happy!
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1. Easy to Use Interface When building a strategy for a successful electronic document management solution—as with any significant change to the way business is done within your organization—user acceptance is crucial. The simplest way to minimize the impact of a new solution is to make it as easy and familiar to use as possible. When reviewing different vendors, be sure to have the eventual users as part of the review process. Apart from getting the features users need, how quickly do they understand the layout? Is the interface easy to understand? Does it look like standard applications they are using on a daily basis (such as Microsoft Office), or is it completely different? Is the interface customizable so the users don’t suffer confusion from features they don’t need to use? Would the casual user have much difficulty in remembering how to use it? If the answers are “no,” then the success of your implementation is in jeopardy.
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Making an ECM implementation successful requires planning and attention to detail. The best way to create the right solution is to identify organizational goals and priorities. Learn how to manage a successful implementation in our free guide.
Recent news coverage has spurred a renewed interest in copier security, how multifunction printers (MFPs) process, store and shield sensitive data and what professionals can do to protect their companies. Investigative reports have questioned how information stored in an MFP’s hard drive may be accessible to would-be identity thieves and others. As with any high-tech tool, understanding the available security options that pertain to the machine will help to keep your information safe. Features and tools that help protect data on MFPs and should be considered as part of your security measures include:
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Document Management | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
Capturing and storing digital assets for your organization with an ECM or DM solution is only the first step. Now you need to leverage those digital assets to drive revenue and cut costs further. So here is your checklist for making technology choices to complement and future-proof your ECM or DM implementation.
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Outsourcing is an unparalleled strategy that enables businesses to focus on their core business needs and better serve their customers. It’s also an effective way to build a culture capable of adapting to change at a moment’s notice. Today, many companies are reviewing their operations in-depth to understand their true core competencies and determine what processes to outsource to become more efficient.
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Capture and Imaging | Document Management | Electronic Records Management (ERM)
In this day and age, we are faced with more and more electronic receipts, contracts, bills, etc as the paper ones continue to be phased out. However, what about that garage full of old documents you’ve been collecting for the past twenty years?
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