ECM Case Studies

31. Mail Company Creates New Revenue Streams, Improves Customer Value With Automated Returned Mail Services 5/2/2017

    Returned mail presents a logistical and operational challenge for companies with large volumes of mail. Companies often have to perform a significant amount of manual work to determine the reason that a mail piece was returned, and then make additional efforts to update address information.

32. In-House Scanners Underpin Information Management Solutions 4/3/2017

    Service bureau boosts productivity and image quality with scanners from Kodak Alaris.

33. How A National Copier Dealer Transitioned To Digital Documents 3/14/2017

    It is easy for Chris Scarff to say when the Ray Morgan Company transitioned from selling copiers to selling technology. Describing and executing that change is a little more complicated as the $37-billion industry born out of the photocopier has Ray Morgan Company focusing on its software as much as its sales pitch.

34. Government Agency Moves To Digital Records Without Missing A Beat (Or Byte) 2/17/2017

    Data Repro Com Ltd enables sophisticated implementation of scanning, storage, and active file management solution, aided by information capture technology from Kodak Alaris.

35. EWI Worldwide Drastically Cuts Accounts Payable Processing Time And Costs With Distributed Scanning Solution 1/26/2017

    EWI Worldwide is a global, “live communications” company that strengthens brands by integrating live experiences strategically, from exhibits and events to retail stores, visitor centers, and online activations. The company is a $180 million category leader with clients in many industries, including automotive manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, technology organizations, and museums. It has offices in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Winston- Salem, Berlin, Düsseldorf, and Shanghai. EWI Worldwide also works with affiliate partners around the world.

36. Zurich International Life Deploys Kodak Alaris High Performance Scanners Backed By Local Service And Support To Drive Company’s Digitization Efforts 1/20/2017

    As part of the company’s automation and digitization efforts, Zurich International Life made the decision to upgrade its document capture capabilities, starting with the deployment of ten Kodak i3400 Scanners from Kodak Alaris.

37. New Belgium Brewery Uses KnowledgeLake Solution To Support National Expansion 1/19/2017

    New Belgium Brewery (NBB) is a leading U.S. independent, employee-owned craft beer company. As part of a national expansion, including construction of a new brew facility in Ashville, N.C., NBB deployed a KnowledgeLake ECM solution on top of Microsoft SharePoint to dramatically cut down on paper documents and streamline critical business processes in its finance and accounting, HR, legal, and health and safety departments.

38. Surgical Services Firm Speeds Search And Retrieval Of Vital Documents With KnowledgeLake 1/12/2017

    AMSURG has a large presence nationwide. It has more than 250 ASCs in 34 states and provides physician services in 24 states, employing more than 2,800 physicians and other healthcare professionals. This vast network of healthcare facilities and practitioners generates an immense amount of financial documentation, particularly at the end of each month. The methods that the company used in the past for backing up its accounting documents were outdated and inefficient.

39. IMKO Workflow Solutions Streamlines Staffing Placement Services Through Innovative Digital Technology 12/16/2016

    From one-office concerns to those spanning multiple locations, staffing placement service providers and Human Resources departments face challenges in centralizing information, providing timely and accurate reviews of employment forms, and eliminating file cabinets of paper-based applications and on-boarding materials. 

40. Document Imaging Helps Burke Rehabilitation Hospital Integrate Patient Information Into Electronic Medical Records, Earn Industry Recognition 12/16/2016

    Digitizing patient information residing on hardcopy to integrate it into electronic medical records (EMR) is helping to pave the path to more efficient delivery of healthcare in the United States. Physician practices, health management organizations, neighborhood clinics, urgent care facilities and hospitals are moving along the spectrum to meet electronic medical records adoption goals set forth by both by government regulation and healthcare industry expectations.