Many businesses have adopted enterprise content management (ECM) and document management systems (DMS) to convert slow, inefficient, and expensive paper-based processes to digital form. But according to a Keypoint Intelligence/InfoTrends study, most incoming work documents (anywhere between 51 and 67 percent) are in paper form. Figure: Of all external business content that your company receives,
Digital documents are growing in importance; with that, document management systems that store, manage, and track these documents. But how do you know what type of document management system to adopt? This blog post will look at the pros and cons of cloud-based and self-hosted document management systems. Pros of cloud-based document management With a
Intelligent capture, document management, and related solutions help organizations find new ways to improve document-related processes. Not only are they transforming the modern workplace, but they are seeing rapid adoption. This insight piece will focus on document management solutions, which help users work collaboratively as well as aggregate and share content. Document management: How does
Two trends shaping the overall business technology market are mobility and usability. Consumer experiences are driving expectations for business; this includes the handling of business documents. This post will review how the latest document management systems integrate mobile and user-friendly features. Document management is defined as the use of a computer system and software to
Keypoint Intelligence/InfoTrends research suggests that more organizations are discovering the benefits of digital document solutions like a document management system (DMS), enterprise content management (ECM) platform, or business process automation (BPA) solution. That said, paper doesn’t seem to be going anywhere fast. Keypoint Intelligence/InfoTrends research shows that anywhere from 51% to 67% of the documents