Research Reveals Link between Document Management and Corporate Health
February 17, 2009
The Information Management Journal, a leading academic journal based in the US, has published research which reveals how implementing a secure document management system has the double effect of improving an organisation’s bottom line while delivering added business benefits.
The research, involving 170 executives employed across a range of industries, revealed that two top concerns for businesses could be managed by an effective document management system. 97% of those surveyed agreed that document management boosts operational efficiency while 94% said it enhances customer service. Findings also suggested that successful management of documents elevates business performance in terms of revenue, productivity and compliance.
“Given the current economic climate, the efficiencies that are gained from document management are more important to achieve competitiveness.” commented Susan Spence, Group Director of SoftCo.
SoftCo provide business process automation solutions for organisations across a wide range of industry sectors, removing the headaches of paper intensive processes. To gain an insight into how these businesses are using SoftCo technology to improve their Corporate Health, please click here http://www.softco.com/cs.asp
About The Information Management Journal
Information Management is the leading source of information on trends, topics and developments central to records and information management (RIM) around the world. Each issue features insightful articles written by records and information management experts. Information Management advances the knowledge base and helps meet the evolving educational needs of records and information management professionals across the globe. For more information, please visit http://www.arma.org