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Digital file storage will increase your company's
productive output.
- Efficiently locate the files you need and stop
wasting time searching for records
- Imagine searching through thousands of digital
and scanned documents in seconds
- Change storage space into workspace
We've all heard the words, "paperless office" but the
real facts are most businesses still have 95% of their information lying
on desks or filed away in cabinets. This creates a host of
problems for businesses. With the ruling resulting from
Sarbanes-Oxley, businesses are strongly encouraged to properly maintain
financial records, which includes being able to retrieve them when
required. The Fair and Accurate Credit Reporting Act (FACTA)
requires business to implement safeguards regarding the personal
information of employees, their customers and proper destruction of this
information. Beyond government regulations, businesses are faced
with the increasing costs of storing, finding and distributing documents
between departments and across multiple locations.
Document imaging is a process where your paper records
will transfer onto electronic images. The electronic images may be
transformed into CD's, DVD's or stored online. The electronic
images will be available to anyone with proper permissions and access to
the document database. The permissions are assigned by you, the
client, which will also assist the organization or company in the area
of document control. Any document can be quickly found using
keywords. If a hard copy of any document is required, it can be
printed and once used, shredded and recycled.
Paper documents must also be filed correctly if they
are to be easily retrieved. This task can be performed by many
high cost employees or a lower cost file clerk may be hired. Since
most employees don't like filing, this task is often left to pile up on
the corner of a desk. Once documents are filed they need to be
easily accessed. Many documents are misfiled and others are simply
lost. This can amount to an inconvenience to an office worker,
loss of productive time looking for the document, or in some cases, a
lost document can result to the detriment to the company or
organization. With the implementation of an electronic document
system, problems like these can be eliminated and your employees can
continue to focus on their core responsibilities.
It's also difficult to share documents with other
departments or an office in a different location. With an
electronic document system, any document can be easily shared. The
need to keep a copy of frequently accessed documents in various
locations is no longer necessary. Should a document need to be
sent out, it can be attached and sent via e-mail instead of the
traditional postal mail or overnight delivery for further cost savings. |