Source: FT Adviser – June 2008
Laserfiche sponsored the Financial Adviser Expos in Harrogate, London, and Glasgow. The expos at each location featured an investment track, a pensions track and a mortgage, protection and business development seminar track.
Source: IT Reseller – UK – June 2008
ScanDoc Ltd. has been approved as a Laserfiche value-added reseller in time to sell the software developer’s most anticipated and talked about suite of products ever, Laserfiche 8™. According to Steve Livermore, managing director for ScanDoc Ltd., “The Laserfiche 8 platform, which offers powerful functionality, couldn’t have been released at a better time as our customers in the UK seek our advice on how to run their organizations more efficiently. The Laserfiche electronic document management system allows knowledge workers to gather, approve, and disseminate information digitally and helps them manage organizational archives reliably and securely. Filing cabinets become a thing of the past.”
Source: Investment News – Techbits – May 2008
Laserfiche document management is offering free integration with Junxure, a popular customer relationship management software package. through the remainder of 2008. Firms that use both Junxure and Laserfiche will have fully integrated document and content management, as well as document imaging.
AME Info – Middle East
King Saud University and the Ministry of Education have implemented solutions from Laserfiche that work for their specific needs. Abudulaziz Al Sania, President, Integrated Solutions for Business (ISB) in Saudi, Laserfiche’s document management experts in the Middle East, indicated that “as educational institutions are under increasing financial and competitive pressure, using Laserfiche as a “productivity tool” has paid for itself with the ability to mee the challenges of delivering archived information instantly.”
Source: Investment News – Techbits
Laserfiche 8, Cheshire, and Archival Docs
Laserfiche document management is offering free integration with Junxure, a popular customer relationship management software package. through the remainder of 2008. Firms that use both Junxure and Laserfiche will have fully integrated document and content management, as well as document imaging.
“Laserfiche takes a ‘less is more’ philosophy and still focuses on eliminating file cabinets, being easy to use, and most importantly — affordable”. (more…)
There is no denying that ECM (enterprise content management) VARs have been enthusiastic promoters of document scanning for a long time. And why shouldn’t they remain excited about the technology? After all, Business Solutions magazine publishes stories month after month about VARs who continue to be very successful selling scanning solutions. Many years ago, scanning was primarily a centralized process requiring dedicated operators and was, for the most part, restricted to an enterprise-level technology due to the high cost associated with implementation and operation. However, vendors and VARs alike recognized the revenue generating opportunity that results from making the technology more affordable and accessible to a wider range of end users. The result? Distributed scanning. (more…)
ScanDoc Ltd. in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, has been approved as a Laserfiche value-added reseller in time to sell the software developer’s most anticipated and talked about suite of products ever, Laserfiche 8™. (more…)
Councilman Maurice “Mo” B. Hill and Councilwoman Melanie S. Donohue are the first Toms River, NJ, officials to take part in a program implemented by the township clerk’s office that has an ultimate goal of going paperless. The document management software, Laserfiche, lets records manager Greg Horback hyperlink ordinances, resolutions and accompanying background information for meeting agendas onto a flash drive, which Hill and Donohue then plug into their own personal laptop computers, forgoing the usual manila folders filled with papers. “This just makes it so much more efficient,” Donohue said.
Source: Ionia Sentinel-Standard
Out with the Old, In With the New
On Feb. 1, the Ionia office joined Eaton County, the state pioneers in going paperless, as well as Livingston County in filing case files electronically instead of by paper. “This has really changed the way we do business,” Ionia County Prosecutor Ron Schafer said. He said going paperless was one of his priorities when he was elected prosecutor of the county. As a result of the transition, everything from subpoenas, police reports and summaries typically filed in a paper folder and stored on in a filing cabinet are now all filed electronically using a computer software program called Laserfiche.
Picture this:
A client sits down in a financial advisor’s office to strategize. A decision is made. Suddenly, an electronic form pops up – completely filled out. The advisor signs it electronically and clicks submit. An email then pops up on the computer of the advisor’s OSJ who does a suitability check, signs it electronically and clicks submit. Automatically, the form goes to the back office of the advisor’s broker-dealer from which it is routed through various departments – electronically. Finally, it is electronically submitted to the clearing house for settlement. Ultimately, the form is stored in a central electronic filing cabinet at the broker-dealer where all interested parties, including the advisor and the client, have access to it. Through all this, nobody has picked up a pen or touched a piece of paper.
This is the “Straight-Through Processing” system developed and refined by Laserfiche, a world leader in document imaging. It is a scene being played out with increasing frequency throughout the country, according to Jeffrey Green, Laserfiche’s director of compliance. (more…)
The government of Tampico is seeking to offer more clear communication and transparency to the citizens of the State of Tampico by implementing Laserfiche, a supplier of digital solutions, supported by Expert Data, one of its main distributors of this software. (more…)
Excerpted from Purchasing Magazine
Security features and spend management/product use features caught most office technology buyers’ eyes at the AIIM/OnDemand printing technology trade show in Boston Last month. Major equipment manufacturers such as Xerox, Ricoh, Sharp, Konica Minolta and Canon all announced new products at the show, including software and multifunction products that demonstrate they hear buyers’ calls for new and innovative ways to control office spending. (more…)