Chicago Records Management increased its digital document scanning productivity by three to five times for one of their key customers. Now they process documents more quickly with fewer resources using OPEX’s Universal Document Scanning Workstation, Falcon®.
Located in the Southeastern United States, this Business Services group is the print and mail hub of all North American operations for a major manufacturer and retailer. The 1,100 employees, located amidst a three-building campus, are vital in the administration and printing and mailing of payroll checks, coupons, vouchers, product labels, event flyers and sales materials.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are included in almost every 2017 trends article, and rightfully so. Much like electricity in the first half of the 20th century and the internet in the past 20 years, AI and machine learning are poised to transform our lives in ways which were unimaginable only 10 years ago.
It’s hard to believe that it has been 10 years since the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) were modified to make all electronically stored information subject to discovery, thrusting electronic records management (ERM) into the spotlight. Fast forward to 2016 and the need for effective electronic records management is amplified by compliance concerns, security issues, and the explosive growth of digital content.
Customer onboarding is a crucial first stage in the customer experience. After all, first impressions make lasting impacts. Evidence suggests we form first impressions in about 1/10 of a second and those impressions are pretty hard to shake. Furthermore, research shows 94 percent of customers who have a “low-effort experience” will buy from that same company again. For these reasons, effective and speedy customer onboarding is absolutely critical. It’s an important moment of truth for any organization, and if done poorly, customer onboarding is where the seed of churn is planted.
Scanners from Kodak Alaris help workers achieve objectives with a combination of high-volume output and outstanding reliability.
The competition is fierce in the business process outsourcing (BPO) space. That’s why the benefits that DATAMARK is achieving for a major client with an ibml image and data capture solution are so impressive. The solution has helped DATAMARK reduce its labor requirements by more than 50 percent, accelerate delivery of information downstream, and decrease its overhead.
Big Data is only going to get bigger as more information generated. As businesses and individuals generate such large amounts of data — and organizations come to depend on it even more — the business value of information is drawn more sharply into question. Should it have an economic value and, if so, how should it be measured? By John Mancini, chief evangelist, AIIM
In today’s global supply chain, the colors used in labeling can be just as communicative and as important as the words or the label data. It’s no longer just important to show a pretty label on a finished product — demand for color labeling has moved beyond finished goods and businesses are beginning to see the importance of using color labeling throughout the entire supply chain.
Digital transformation — the strategic alignment of enterprise technology with workers and business processes — is a top priority for a growing number of global firms. In terms of channel support and business opportunity, digital transformation opens up new markets for enterprise content management (ECM) solutions. Organizations grappling with legacy systems find they cannot effectively support rapidly evolving enterprise requirements for managing complex and growing content. It’s an opportunity for solution providers to offer their customers ways to solve this challenge.
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