Attend One of Our New Webinars
February 17th, 2010 Comment on this articleLooking for an opportunity to learn what’s new with Laserfiche—without leaving your office? Check out one of our five new Webinars, offered at times convenient to your schedule.
New Government Webinar, “Document Management 101 for Local Government”: Learn how to improve efficiency across the organization. Focuses on Laserfiche Avante and using Workflow to streamline business process management. Includes a new demo showing Avante in use in a government environment. Offered in regional sessions:
New Healthcare Webinar, “Build the Foundation of an Affordable EMR – With Technology that Works for You Now”: Covers current health IT issues and how early adopters were able to overcome these obstacles while building the foundation for a complete electronic patient record ecosystem.
- Currently scheduled for February 24 and March 16. Register here.
New Banking Webinar, “The New Banking Reality: Compliance and Risk Reduction”: Focuses on how the regulatory landscape is changing and what banks need to consider to reduce risk and achieve compliance. Learn how leading community banks are adopting ECM to streamline loan processing, reduce errors, lower costs and achieve a substantial ROI.
- Currently scheduled February 23, March 16 and March 30. Register here.
New Records Management Webinar, “ECM & BPM: Transparent Records Management”: Focuses on the Laserfiche transparent records management solution. Learn how to digitally implement your records retention schedule and use business process management tools to streamline the entire process from capture to distribution.
- Currently scheduled February 16 and March 9. Register here.
New AP-focused Webinar, “ECM & BPM 101: Accounts Payable Processing Focus”: Learn how to use Laserfiche to streamline and automate accounts payable processing in your organization.
- Currently scheduled March 3. Register here.
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February 17th, 2010 at 8:23 pm
It would be good if some of these could be recorded somehow so that those of us in timezones that don’t easily align would be able to view the content. Thanks.