Jamestown Post-Journal
An Archived Achievement
ECM Connection
A Thousand To Attend Laserfiche Institute Conference To Extend Their Success Enterprise-Wide
ECM Connection
Strong Financial Services Speaker Lineup Featured At 2009 Laserfiche Institute Conference
ECM Connection
Laserfiche Conference Focuses On Going Enterprise-Wide With Electronic Document Management
ECM Connection
Laserfiche Awards Customers For Demonstrating Cost Savings And Organizational Efficiency
AME Info
Laserfiche Recognizes 45 Resellers Including Those From Middle East
ITP.net
Regional partners attend Laserfiche Global Conference
The Post-Journal
An Archived Achievement
Computer Reseller News
10 Real Cost-Cutting Technologies For 2009
Security Info Watch
Dynamic Biometric Systems Announces Integration With Laserfiche
ArabianBusiness.com
Regional Partners Attend Laserfiche Global Conference
Computer Reseller News
Laserfiche Selected as One of Ten Real Cost Cutting Technologies For 2009
Computer Reseller News
10 Real Cost-Cutting Technologies For 2009
Document Management solution providers show that by spending a little now on the right technologies, customers will actually save down the road and gain a competitive edge over their rivals to boot.
Print and imaging VARs that aren’t raising their game to master document management are not only missing out on a key aspect of the “total solution” but also ignoring one of the most important cost-cutting technologies for today’s office. That’s probably why big players like Xerox, HP, Ricoh and Oki Data Americas have been fine-tuning their offerings and why mavens like Laserfiche and eCopy and newcomers like GoScan are attracting VARs left and right. “We had a very successful year with Laserfiche and, going forward, we are heavily focused on [their] value, particularly with regard to process automation,” said Kevin Smith, senior vice president of One Source Document Solutions Inc., a Greensboro, N.C., solution provider. One Source used Laserfiche technology to help Iredell Memorial Hospital save $40,000 per month in write-offs from misplaced records.
