Where Do Your Docs Go? A Guide to Document Storage

You’ve successfully completed an important transaction. The purchase order, invoice, and sales order have all been filed, signed, saved, and completed. For a major business, this may seem like the…

Not using digital signatures? Here are 3 reasons to start

What a difference digitization can make. Functionally, there’s not much of a difference between a pen and paper signature and one done online: you sign and it’s done. And yet,…

Too many strings attached: 3 reasons to ditch document attachments

Old habits die hard, and it’s hard to imagine a more routine business practice than attaching documents to emails. Since the birth of Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions in 1992, it’s been…

Customer Highlights: A Symtrax document management client recap

Symtrax strives to solve a variety of problems for our clients. Whether the issue is data gathering, reporting, or document publication, we’ve put serious time into assisting different companies on…

Transitioning to S/4 HANA, Part 1: Dodging Disruption

This post contains some of the material we are presenting at our ASUG Chapter Group appearances this year on S/4 HANA. Follow us on Twitter for further information. Everyone wants…

Accelerate Optimized Indexing for Large Volumes of Documents

The maximum file size of SQL Server 2012 is 16 terabytes. Assuming an average PDF document size of 500KB, the capacity would be 320 million documents for just a single…

Resilient Handoffs without Document Loss from Process Disruption

Whether on premises or in the Cloud, any process that sends documents from one system to another requires synchronization and acknowledgments. Reliable measures can render documents more accessible. Several factors…

Capturing Pertinent Metadata for Pinpoint Searches

Retrieving documents can be cumbersome when the search returns more results than you’re expecting, whether your Cloud provider is Azure, Amazon, or another option. Using full text indexing or inappropriate…

The 4th Industrial Revolution – What, Why & How?

By definition, revolutions are dynamic, disruptive and destructive. The 4th industrial revolution will require transformation for stakeholders at all levels, from the global community to public and private sectors, to academia and civil society. All must adapt to the new digital age.

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