Did you know that new customer stories are regularly posted to the Laserfiche News Portal? If you haven’t been keeping up, here’s what you’ve been missing:

Positioned for Success: Financial Foundations, Inc. (FFI) uses Laserfiche to enhance profitability and business value. President Nick Cosentino founded FFI in 2001 and by 2006 the firm had doubled in size, with $135 million in assets under management. FFI realized that it was imperative that they implement an electronic filing system if they were going to continue to grow.

A Hot Spot for Document Management: Westminster, MA Fire Department uses Laserfiche as the foundation for innovation and to convert its retention of documents from paper to digital storage. For Fire Chief Brenton Macaloney, installing Laserfiche proved vital to saving time, money and headaches when the town suffered a total loss of electronic data.

Paper Cuts: The Stanford Blood Center, CA uses Laserfiche to control the flow of information between headquarters and remote collection centers. “For a blood bank to be a success, it has to have repeat donors,” says Brenda Glover, medical records supervisor. However, prior to Laserfiche professionals would spend more than half their time transporting paperwork but now they save time and are able to concentrate their efforts on this all-important act of charity.

Connecting with TFA Synergy: Transamerica Financial Advisors now processes 90% of their business electronically since implementing Laserfiche. Serving as the foundation of the company’s business processing platform, TFA Synergy, Laserfiche offers automated new account processing, Web-based document management and automated compliance review.

Don’t forget that you can get all new stories delivered directly to your e-mail account by signing up for e-mail updates. If you’d like to suggest your organization as a subject for a success story, please leave a comment on this post or contact Melissa Henley at melissa.henley@laserfiche.com.

Posted on Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 at 3:18 pm under UserNews. You can comment on this post.