Posts Tagged ‘Canada’

Laserfiche Congratulates Value-Added Reseller Advance Business Systems for 25 Years of Service to Canada

December 18th, 2008

ONTARIO, CANADA (Laserfiche) Dec.18, 2008—Laserfiche® today congratulated Advance Business Systems for 25 years of service to their community. The Laserfiche reseller is the largest supplier of document management software and hardware in Windsor and Essex counties.

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Congratulations to our 2008 Run Smarter Winners

We’re proud to announce the eight organizations who will be receiving Run Smarter Awards at the 2009 Laserfiche Institute Conference.

November 11th, 2008

We’re proud to announce the eight organizations who will be receiving Run Smarter Awards at the 2009 Laserfiche Institute Conference.

Please join us as we congratulate this year’s winners: the City of Lynwood, CA; Thurston County, WA; the City of Okotoks, AB; BC Biomedical; Berger Financial Group; Texas A&M University; Jamestown, NY, Public Schools; and the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

We’d like to thank everyone who submitted nominations for this year’s award—and we’d like to invite you to join us at the Conference January 12-14 in Los Angeles to congratulate this year’s winners.
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Healthier Healthcare

BC Biomedical benefits from better information management—thanks to Laserfiche

November 6th, 2008 by Hobey EchlinHobey Echlin is a Laserfiche staff member

bc biomedical logo“One team, one vision, advancing health.”

That’s BC Biomedical’s motto. And since implementing Laserfiche four years ago to manage its sprawling information network spread out over 47 patient service centers (PSCs), you can add “embracing technology” to its motto. Full story »

Efficiency, Effectiveness and Excellence

Laserfiche goes to school in British Columbia

October 28th, 2008 by Melissa HenleyMelissa Henley is a Laserfiche staff member

One of the reasons Scot Fraser and the IKON Office Solutions team chose to focus on implementing digital document management solutions in British Columbia’s school districts was out of loyalty to the teachers who helped them succeed.

“I lived in the Kootenay-Columbia area from grade six until high school,” says Fraser, now Enterprise Solutions Manager at IKON. “I attended five schools in the area. The teachers and the school system were great. My most influential teacher was my grade seven teacher, Mr. Truant. I owe him a lot. I wish I could see him again and thank him for helping me immensely through a difficult year where I attended three different schools.”

This devotion to supporting educators led IKON to help school districts throughout British Columbia digitize their paper records and speed their workflows. School District No. 20 (SD20), located in the interior of British Columbia, Canada, serves a number of communities throughout the province. Thanks to IKON, it’s also discovered the benefits of Laserfiche.
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Keen to Go Green

In Okotoks, AB, Laserfiche protects a historic past and provides for a sustainable future

October 7th, 2008 by Melissa HenleyMelissa Henley is a Laserfiche staff member

Okotoks logoNestled along the Sheep River Valley in the heart of the Alberta Foothills, the town of Okotoks, AB, is the second-fastest growing community in Canada, with a 46 percent growth rate since 2001.

According to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Okotoks “can fairly call itself the greenest community in Canada, maybe the world,” as it is one of the first municipalities to establish growth targets balancing infrastructure development and environmental conservation. And true to its motto of “Historic Past, Sustainable Future,” Okotoks has received national and international recognition for its environmental initiatives, so it’s no surprise they turned to Laserfiche to reduce paper consumption. Full story »

Strategic Security

Credential Securities, Inc., Simplifies Regulatory Compliance

June 3rd, 2008 by Melissa HenleyMelissa Henley is a Laserfiche staff member

Credential Securities, Inc., employs more than 2,000 staff and representatives who provide integrated wealth management solutions and services to Canadian credit unions, with over $10.8 billion in assets under management. But helping clients achieve their financial goals came with a price—overstuffed file cabinets, difficulty locating information and the stress of complying with regulatory requirements. Full story »