Laserfiche is proud to announce the first-ever Laserfiche State and Local Government (SLG) IT User Group, a new community that facilitates peer-to-peer exchange of IT strategies and topics critical to public service environments! Full story »
In conjunction with the launch of the new Laserfiche SLG IT User Group, we’re pleased to offer a Webinar that helps state and local governments streamline their business processes. Full story »
Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) was created to oversee the state’s land, mineral, water and wildlife resources. Full story »
How much could your organization save in maintenance, support and compliance costs if you could automate business processes across multiple departments?
LONG BEACH, CA (Laserfiche)—November 3, 2011— Laserfiche is proud to congratulate 19 of its customers for being named among the most advanced digital cities in 2011 by e.Republic’s Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities Program. Full story »
FALLS CHURCH, Va., Sept. 15, 2011 — USIS, a leading provider of information management solutions to the public sector, and Laserfiche, a leading enterprise content management (ECM) software developer, announced today that they have formed a strategic alliance to co-market and provide public sector clients with integrated content and records management solutions. Full story »
Datamax Technology Group, based in Coppell, TX, has increased its staff 200% in the past year, adding business analysts and infrastructure specialists to support its consultative sales efforts. Full story »
Long Beach, CA (Laserfiche)—July 27, 2010—Laserfiche and Business Automation Services (BAS) today announced that they have teamed to provide municipal government customers with both an enterprise content management (ECM) solution and an Integrated Property System (IPS) for managing building and code enforcement activity. Full story »
For Indiana’s Elkhart County—known primarily for its large Amish population and for manufacturing roughly half of the world’s recreational vehicles (RVs)—brownfield sites have long posed a challenge.
“A brownfield site is an abandoned industrial property with an environmental or safety stigma attached to it,” says John Hulewicz, environmental health supervisor in the Elkhart County health department. “Maybe people think there’s hazardous material onsite that’s leaching into the water supply, or maybe they believe that the property is a gathering place for vandals and gangs. Whether these beliefs are based in fact or fiction, brownfields decrease the county’s tax base. Our goal is to encourage revitalization and redevelopment wherever and whenever we can.”
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The City of Stillwater is one of Minnesota’s oldest historic communities, which you can see using one of its newest technologies, its Laserfiche WebLink 8 public portal. In only a few clicks, you’ll find minutes from City Council meetings dating back to 1888, as well as other public documents. In fact, providing a Web content portal is only one of the ways the city saves staff time and costs with its Laserfiche enterprise content management (ECM) system—proving Stillwater to be not just one of the state’s oldest cities, but one of its wisest, as well.
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It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes teamwork to change a city. For Westminster, a city of nearly 100,000 people located in Southern California’s Orange County, the need to change was highlighted when a new Assistant City Clerk—Pat Jacquez-Nares—came onboard.
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Outagamie County, WI, has a tradition of innovation. Appleton, its county seat, is home to Hearthstone, the very first home in the United States to be powered solely by Thomas Edison’s hydroelectric technology and light bulbs, way back in 1882. Now, almost 130 years later, that innovative spirit can be seen in the county’s deployment of Laserfiche agile enterprise content management (ECM) to expand and enhance information services in several departments.
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When you think of Vail, you think of a winter wonderland of world-class skiing by day and cozy, snowed-in evenings in front of a roaring fire by night. So do the wealth of seasonal visitors and second homeowners that make their way to the outdoor recreation destination in numbers that can quadruple the town’s modest population of 5,000 residents. “Vail’s a small town with a huge national and international visitor population which can grow to over 20,000 at times,” says Michael Wolfe, the Town’s records manager.
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