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Microsoft Windows 7 Impact on Business Part 4

Part 4 - Productivity with Document Management Document management systems are designed to provide organizations with the tools necessary to capture and leverage their electronic content. Modern document management systems will at minimum incorporate traditional indexing and searching functionality. More advanced document management systems include integration with Microsoft Windows 7, workflow routing, digital signatures, records retention policies, event subscriptions, compliance audit...

By Scott ZiegSmart Officecolaboration, columbiasoft, document locator, Document Management, indexing, microsoft, records management, searching, workflow

Document management helps customer avoid AIG fallout

The recent solvency and credit crisis resulting in $85B in government secured loans at AIG has affected valuations on Wall Street, brought skepticism to Main Street, and threatened to undermine the insurability of tens of thousands of AIG’s customers. For one AIG-insured Document Locator customer, however, the debacle raised immediate concerns that the fallout could leave them in violation of...

By Scott ZiegQuality, Resourcesaudit, compliance, document locator, Document Management, indexing, metadata, searching

Collaboration with Internal Controls

The road to true collaboration with your business partners begins with developing an exceptional system of internal controls. For document intensive organizations, those controls are implemented using a robust document management system. When selecting a document management system for your organization, you will want to research systems that support collaboration as well as metadata indexing, workflow routing, fast searching, document...

By Scott ZiegResources, Smart OfficeCollaboration, columbiasoft, document locator, Document Management, portal, profiling, searching

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Microsoft Windows 7 Impact on Business Part 4

Document management helps customer avoid AIG fallout

Collaboration with Internal Controls