Document & Records Management
The worldwide market for hardcopy peripherals is in the midst of profound change as emphasis shifts from simple print devices to more comprehensive document solutions that increase efficiencies and control costs associated with printing in business environments. According to a new forecast from International Data Corporation (IDC), worldwide document solutions software revenues will grow from $US3.4 billion in 2010 to $US5.5 billion in 2015.
Two new global records management standards have been published by the International Organization for Standardization (IS0), promising to help prevent failures in corporate governance.
A worldwide electronics manufacturing services provider has selected ReadSoft’s SAP-certified invoice automation solution to streamline its accounts payable operations and enable greater processing efficiencies across the enterprise. The agreement is worth over 440,000 USD and was signed during the fourth quarter of 2011.
A new multi-tier platform for managing Autonomy iManage WorkSite has been unveiled by DocAuto.
Perceptive Software, creator of enterprise content management (ECM) and business process management (BPM) solutions, has announced its ModusOne document output management (DOM) product.
Many organisations have special protocols for document handling in order to comply with governmen regulation, conform to industry standards, or adhere to their own internal rules of corporate governance. By Greg Milliken, President of M-Files, Inc
Australian Software developer Intelledox has delivered a deployment of its intelligent document creation system into New Zealand’s transportation sector for the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA).
Australia’s Dataract has announced a significant update to its e5 Work Allocation Management Suite, adding a graphical workflow designer to the SharePoint solution for the first time.
Solgeniah as unveiled launches Freedoc for Facsys, a document management collaboration and storage application with fully-integrated Fax over IP (FOIP) technologies.
The Finance community faces rigorous compliance demands compounded by senior management obligations for continuity planning. It’s a highly integrated industry and the pressures mean that firms must increasingly demonstrate easy, efficient and effective business solutions. Take, for example, document transmission and storage; a mundane but essential source of key client and transactional data which needs to be carefully managed. For too many firms this is a Cinderella issue and the potential risk is high, not just to cost, but also to reputation.
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