Posts Tagged ‘Enterprise’

Document Management Goes Public

Riverside, CA, Makes Laserfiche a Citywide Standard

July 9th, 2008 by Steve CoySteve Coy is a Laserfiche staff member

Riverside, CA, Laserfiche ECM
With over 300,000 residents, Riverside, CA, is already one of California’s largest cities, and with each new tally on the census taker’s clipboard comes more information for city staff to manage. So it’s only logical that Riverside is expanding its Laserfiche enterprise content management system to keep pace. Thanks to the drive of the city clerk, what began as a means for one department to find information more quickly has now become the technology platform for citywide business process improvements, cost savings and better public service. . . Full story »

To Efficiency and Beyond

“I really anticipate that, within five years, Laserfiche will become as widely-used as e-mail.”

June 11th, 2008 by Steve CoySteve Coy is a Laserfiche staff member

gaston county, NCAs the winner of a 2007 InfoWorld 100 Award for IT innovation, Gaston County, NC, is a shining example of the way technology can help move government forward. So when it came time to implement a digital document management solution, it’s no surprise that CIO Brandon Jackson sought the system that could best promote broader-ranging citizen services. As part of the award-winning initiative, a rapidly-growing Laserfiche® system now provides solid technological support for Gaston County’s service mission. . . Full story »

Document Management All-Stars

Alexandria, Virginia, hits one out of the park with Laserfiche

October 12th, 2007

Among city staff in Alexandria, Virginia, the Laserfiche® imaging team is the most popular crew in town. Says Applications Division Chief Judy Milligan: “Departments are standing in line to come onboard with Laserfiche. We asked Laserfiche to send us some shirts with their logo, so everyone would know we’re on the imaging team. And they sent them to us, too.” . . Full story »

New Revenue and Satisfied Citizens

Advancing public service, saving staff hours and getting maximum value from municipal records

April 15th, 2005

As part of the City of Wichita’s enterprise Laserfiche document management solution, their Web-based accident report system establishes a new source of revenue, saves significant staff time and demonstrates the value of integrated systems to both the City and its citizens.

Call it e-government, or simply call it a smart way to get things done. Here’s how Imaging Analyst Cliff Thomas and his colleagues at the City of Wichita got beyond the buzzwords and made it happen. . . Full story »