With the onset of mass digitalization, technologically savvy workers are no longer the exception but the rule. This new digital standard has impacted every facet of the corporate workday, including the... View More
The digital workplace encompasses many technologies that require enterprises to focus on a sound, holistic strategy, which should include synergy between the technologies required to support key business... View More
This is a question that many organizations should be asking and prepared to answer when it comes to process. For many organizations, the answer is, "Yes, we have someone responsible," and this may well... View More
We hear so much discussion about the digital workplace and digital transformation that we’ve made it into some sort of business destination. However, we forget about the bridge called "experience"... View More
Xerox (NYSE: XRX) announced the names of the new companies that will be created following the completion of its separation into two publicly traded companies. The Business Process Outsourcing company will... View More
Ask someone about their business processes, and the average worker will describe the activities they undertake. For many, the underlying business process is a hidden entity that keeps the business running.... View More
In all aspects of life, people like grand ideas. We must dream, and we might as well dream big. After all, this is the first step to accomplishing a goal—the place where results exist. Nevertheless,... View More
NEPS, a leading provider of hosted customer communications management solutions and technology services, announces the availability of its newest offering, BedSide Docs™. BedSide Docs is a mobile... View More
Ongoing market pressures have companies continuously searching for ways to improve corporate performance. These forces often result in companies having to do more with less. Companies, however, should... View More
Xerox announced on January 29th intentions to separate into two independent operations, focusing on business process outsourcing and document technology. Closely following the Hewlett-Packard split in... View More
Advances in technology are driving business change at an ever-increasing speed, and electronic signatures are a key example of one of those technologies. By enabling a true digital business process by... View More
The state of collaboration has forever been changed—no longer is the technology provider determining what capabilities people need. People are determining this for themselves, dictating what capabilities... View More
Xpertdoc Technologies Inc., a Microsoft Gold Partner and leader in document generation and customer communications solutions, today announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued the patent... View More
In today’s world, documents, whether paper or electronic, must be routed through an organization to trigger action. Although email is perceived to be superior to paper, it has caused significant... View More
Competition among companies in all industries has never been more intense when it comes to acquiring and retaining customers—and technology will certainly play a central role as these organizations... View More
The insurance industry and human resources departments share at least one thing in common. Both are data-heavy environments that include a number of time-consuming, manual workflows. Xerox announced solutions... View More
Digitech Systems announces the launch of PaperVision Forms Magic technology (the FM technology), which introduces accurate document recognition and classification along with data extraction. Known for... View More
Software, hardware, who’s kidding who? Everything keeps improving to the point of making its predecessor obsolete. This is called progress. If everything stayed the same, we would still be hunting... View More
Integrated Document Technologies, Inc. (IDT), a leading provider of products and services that help companies eliminate paper at its source, announces a new partnership with DocuSign, Inc. (DocuSign®
Decision makers may believe minimal or limited access is sufficient to get the benefits associated with mobile enablement. In practice, this tepid, apprehensive approach can actually create new bottlenecks
