In Part I of this series, we provided an overview of how sophisticated document management technologies help drive legal productivity. In Part II of the series, we'll provide examples of how a ...

Untold quantities of sensitive data reside in the huge variety of documents that accumulate over the lifetime of an organization. Keeping them safe no matter where they’re stored should be a top ...

Today’s digital-first workplace makes document management not just a technical concern, but a strategic imperative. From productivity and compliance to employee engagement, the systems we use to store ...

Traditional document management systems are plagued by inherent limitations. Navigating their compliance challenges and security vulnerabilities increasingly resembles a labyrinthine puzzle. Such ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. The ability to manage and process information has become paramount to business success, and ...

Wrap your head around this mind-boggling statistic: U.S. businesses generate more than 4 trillion paper documents. And, says a Cooper's & Lybrand study, those documents are proliferating at an annual ...

In the United States, administrative costs for hospitals and healthcare clinics account for more than 25 percent of total expenditures. A large portion of this spending stems from paperwork associated ...

Modern document management systems use digital images and electronic record keeping to store information. They make it possible to examine documents, restrict access to sensitive information and ...

Even after all the years of document and enterprise content management, enterprises are still buckling under the stress of trying to manage even their basic structured data. We saw yesterday, for ...

When you have one- or two-page documents to copy or scan, handling the task manually is simple and quick. However, if you have longer documents with 10, 50 or even hundreds of pages, standing at the ...