Document Management Software and Workflow Automation
Standards consistently change, companies are downsizing, how is all of this affecting accounting departments? When manager’s are unavailable, and executives are out of town, how do processes continue? Bill Kennedy takes us through some of these concerns, as well as his own experience struggling with inefficient accounting processes himself.
In this interview, business consultant and information management professional Steve Weissman covers the need to know topics in Information Management and how too many businesses make the mistake of thinking about the technology first, and the business problem second, when it needs to be the other way around.
A mash up of the humorous, interesting, insightful and sometimes just strange interweb occurrences that you probably missed to catch up on this weekend.
The biggest problem with our HR processes isn’t that they stink
It’s that they stink, and we know they stink, and yet we don’t do anything about it!
So…now what?
The spoils go to the competitor that best leverages data. Not to the company with the most data and not to the one with the highest quality data, but to the competitor that can effectively use all its data. So how do you get your business over its addiction to paper? Pam Baker describes three real world ways IT can get management and employees to move data off of paper and into your digital systems.
Environmental scientists who study the way we work best have long said that our external space greatly impacts our ability to be productive. Give us what we need as human beings and most people will be far more effective and efficient at their jobs.
In general, the kinds of things that affect us can be broken into four categories: psychological, territorial, physical, and collaborational.
A mash up of the humorous, interesting, insightful and sometimes just strange interweb occurrences that you probably missed to catch up on this weekend.
iDatix overviews the new AIIM Process Revolution report on mobile and cloud technologies and their affect on the paperless office.
“Mobility is the next great frontier for ECM.” -Aaron Levie
Infographic and article on businesses going paperless and going green.
“The future belongs to those who understand that doing more with less is compassionate, prosperous and enduring and thus more intelligent, even competitive.” – Paul Hawken
Bill Kennedy explores some of the most pressing AP problems, the things that keeps accountants up at night. Anything that makes an accountant have to drop everything and scour through filing cabinets, dusty boxes and storage warehouses looking for critical documentation always keeps an AP clerk up at night. So what do you do about it?
A mash up of the humorous, interesting, insightful and sometimes just strange interweb occurrences that you probably missed to catch up on this weekend.
In the April 2012 Process Revolution Report by AIIM, 530 respondents were surveyed regarding their adoption of a paperless office, their use of mobile technologies and their transition to the cloud. The results were quite surprising. View the top 5 revelations from the report in this blog post.
The Information Age promised everyone unlimited access to a wealth of information. Indeed it has delivered on that promise to the tune of terabytes of data accessible by anyone with an Internet connection–but it also confused and misinformed many who thought it would bring enlightenment. So how do you bring value to your data and documents without making it overwhelming? Pam Baker explains how in this riveting article on the power of combining business systems.
