Document Management stories

“DocSend is a perfect complement to our product roadmap and we’re thrilled to welcome them to our team," says Dropbox CEO.>>

Business leaders in 2021 need to make sustainable investments to give their organisations a much-needed resilience boost to tackle new disruptions, while still enabling growth.>>

73% of APAC respondents believe organisations that do not provide e-signature options are ‘behind the times’.>>

Software sprawl can happen when licenses for certain software are overlapped, often throughout departments within the same enterprise - meaning these companies can end up spending more money than they need to. >>

“Gartner's recognition reaffirms our strong federation strategy and modern approach that eliminates information silos and unifies data.”>>

The charity is using the software to free up resources and enable its team to focus on its mission — which, simply put, is to put smiles back on sick kids’ faces.>>

“Before the halo dims, we need to proactively address the workflow and productivity challenges workers continue to face when working remotely.”>>

The Auckland-based company was named as recipient of the award at the recent M-Files virtual global partner.>>

Adobe has a vision for the digital document, and it goes beyond large desktop or notebook screens to encapsulate other modern ways of working, such as mobile devices.>>

Customers are now able to electronically sign and share documents from Dropbox, and store them within Australia to ensure data residency.>>

Failing to capture true and accurate records can lead to companies being in breach of the law, as well as the risk of breaching contracts with clients.>>

Online fax solutions let users send fax without the hassle of the archaic fax machine.>>

The file-sharing and management company is aiming to embed its place in the IT channel both regionally and globally.>>

“The best thing about the Acrobat and Google Drive integration is that it’s applicable to everyone – personally, professionally, or wherever you fall in the middle.">>

Inefficient document workflows are leading to fragmented, repetitive tasks that are stressing employees out and may even have an impact on how many people walk off the job.>>

Adobe is doing its part to simplify document work for small businesses, with the launch of Adobe Sign.>>

Mobile workers can find it difficult to print from devices because of connectivity issues, driver and software needs, and incompatibility issues. >>

With its Service Department drowning in paperwork, Giltrap Porsche looked to Fuji Xerox New Zealand and its DocuShare Flex cloud document management solution for digital answers.>>

“Mobile workers who can manage invoices and forms on the go, simply using their smart device, can be more productive and efficient. They can work more accurately and avoid the frustrations that come with manual, paper-based processes that often ties them to a desk.” >>

A Y Soft executive explains how document and print services providers can ensure they stay ahead during the age of digital transformation.>>

Dropbox Business users in New Zealand, Australia, and Japan will be able to store their Dropbox files in-country, beginning in the second half of 2019.>>

Most employees need access to company documents on their mobile devices, but almost half can’t get that access because organisations aren’t keeping up.>>

Paper-based proof of delivery processes could be holding you back.>>

Ricoh Hong Kong is a document management solutions and IT services provider that needed to evolve its product portfolio to be more dynamic and agile.>>