Business Process Outsourcing has transformed how many organizations have leveraged economies of scale in second and third world countries to create cost savings opportunities for burdened processes
All too often folks look at process as being a series of events that can be documented on a flow chart, without consideration for the content associated with the process
How can OCR be used to improve business processes? Let me count the ways…actually, that count could fill volumes and is far too much for any single blog post
One of the key elements in maintaining a state of compliance or even defensibility of your information management practices and processes is consistency. Capture is no exception and when you look at scanning, this is a multi-step process as shown in this diagram that I use when teaching the ECM class
One small way to do this is to utilize document processing software to its highest potential
For many organizations, formal projects represent the most significant collaborative process they have. They impact a large number of people across a variety of roles for extended periods of time
The benefits of serving PDF documents in a fast and reliable manner can not only drive user acceptance and improve customer experience, but also drive down costs in several document-centric processes. Many content management systems can be configured to enable linearized PDFs to be delivered and consumed correctly
This was one recent finding in the study, “ Shedding light on the dark data in your document capture processes .” Specific insights of the study from AIIM and Parascript include: I
Harvey Spencer presented Automate, Automate, Automate: Bridging the Gap Between Capture and Process. Traditionally capture has been centered around automating paper based processes at the front-end of business systems and eliminating key entry. As with many of the back-end systems, it has been batch-oriented and thought of as a ‘front-end’ or ‘first-step’ separated from the processes that it feeds
Gartner defines a composite application as “an abstraction layer on top of a service repository, which orchestrates a new business process and has its own user interface.” My colleague Kimberly Samuelson likes to say that CCAs are cross-functional process solutions assembled from prebuilt components
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