Document Management Software and Workflow Automation
Steve is the Founder, President and CEO of iDatix® Corporation. Under Steve’s guidance since its inception in 2000, iDatix has grown into a market leading solution provider through self-funding and organic growth.
Let’s admit it, change is painful, but the benefits of great change are most often the most significant. So why do we resist it? It doesn’t matter if the change is small or large, most of us just don’t want to do it. We don’t embrace it and we will resist it to the point of experiencing continual and often nearly unbearable personal pain before we are willing to start to consider options that lead to change.
As I sit here planning for the New Year, I try to prioritize what is important and critical to our success in 2013 and beyond. I reflect on what we accomplished last year and try to observe where some of our greatest gains came from so we might apply some of our best lessons of the past year to aid in the new year’s success. Some of our greatest success came from …
Conferences in the Information Management industry are not uncommon. Every company with a business technology offering of some type holds a partner and end –user event. In general, the conferences are all fairly similar; keynote speakers, advanced training, informative sessions, round table discussions. And they usually reach thousands of dollars, just for registration. We take a different approach….
Steve Allen, Founder and CEO of iDatix, answers the often asked question, “who is actually using content management?” Included are also several questions you can pose within your own organization to evaluate whether you are properly leveraging technology and your own workforce to create efficient and productive operations.
The manufacturing industry continues to add hundreds of jobs every year, and more are coming over as the cost of doing business in China rises. In fact, labor department data as of October 2011 notes that there are between 240,000 and 600,000 current job openings in the manufacturing sector. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the economy gained 50,000 manufacturing jobs in January 2012. So, how do we overcome the skills gap that is keeping the manufacturing industry constantly struggling to fill critical positions?
iDatix develops the most innovative, intuitive and intelligent solutions in the industry, combining people, processes and technology for a comprehensive Document Management, Workflow and Capture offering. The company is currently expanding its reseller base and inviting forward-thinking organizations to join their successful partnership program.
Mike Johnston of CMSCritic.com recently had the opportunity to interview Steve Allen, CEO of iDatix to get his thoughts on the state of the company, the industry and the challenges they have faced. In this candid discussion, he openly reveals his past struggles as well as his future hopes.
You’re invited to a special BAMA tour and catered breakfast at the corporate office of iDatix. The event will kick off with a breakfast, catered by Orange Blossom Catering. This will be followed by a welcome address and presentation by iDatix and Lockheed Martin. A Q&A session will follow, along with a tour and closing remarks from BAMA. Seats are limited and registration is required.
iDatix is looking to fill 15+ new positions in the coming months, and is hosting a Job Fair to recruit the talent needed to fill a variety of positions, from Sales to Engineering.
After her consulting firm was hit hard by the recession, Linda Dulye was facing a stack of paper and a lack of clients. Unsure of what to do but unwilling to give up, she struggled to keep her business afloat. With a deep look inward, she decided it was time to take a fresh approach [...]
A survey released this week by Gartner and Financial Executives International exemplifies this disconnect and points out the need for departments to develop strong communications and networking procedures.
The concept of efficiency is a fairly broad idea, but when it comes to business operations and document management, a majority of firms’ efficiency practices are less than ideal, according to a survey of U.S. company records managers.
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) integrates document imaging, capture, search and management processes and enables the creation of a centralized data repository. With all documents stored electronically, employees can quickly and easily find, access, and share important business documents. It also helps promote…
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) integrates document imaging, capture, search and management processes and enables the creation of a centralized data repository.It also helps promote business continuity and enables quick disaster recovery. The purpose of ECM is to transform static, unstructured information and documents into a dynamic part of your business through document management and automated workflow. [...]
