LONG BEACH, CA (Laserfiche) March 11, 2010—Laserfiche announced today that it has partnered with First Allied Securities, Inc., a leading independent broker/dealer, to deliver a customized content management solution to nearly 1,000 of First Allied’s independent financial advisors. Laserfiche will be a key component in First Allied’s efforts to transition its advisors to a truly paperless office. Full story »

LONG BEACH, CA (Laserfiche)—October 30, 2009—Laserfiche today announced that the Virginia Port Authority has selected Laserfiche to implement an enterprise content management solution that will involve digitizing administrative documents and records and setting up electronic administrative processes. Laserfiche was selected out of 28 vendors that had submitted proposals.
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DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (Laserfiche) Oct. 19, 2009—Laserfiche®, a leading provider of Agile ECM (enterprise content management) solutions, today announced that it will unveil the new Arabic version of Quick Fields 8 (Booth # C7-20) at GITEX Technology Week 2009, to be held in Dubai October 19-23, 2009. Full story »

SAN DIEGO, CA (Laserfiche) October 14, 2009—Laserfiche today unveiled a new, educational white paper for community banks at the Western Independent Bankers’ (WIB) Annual Bank Technology and Security Summit (booth #22). The white paper, “Cashing in on Content Management,” outlines how community banks can increase operational efficiency, decrease the cost of compliance and improve customer service by leveraging enterprise content management (ECM). Full story »

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. Full story »