PaperWise, Inc. publishes the 10 Essentials of Document Management
Guide to help educate the modern corporations on what to look for in a
document management system
Springfield, Mo. – Februray 25, 2006 – PaperWise, Inc. presents the latest in
input management education by releasing its 10 Essentials of Document Management.
This guide provides a service to anyone interested in or already in the process
of searching for a document management system by discussing the key features and
benefits to consider in the evaluation and comparison of systems. Weighing these
attributes and prioritizing specific requirements helps new users be able to
conduct a thorough analysis over a range of systems and make a truly
informed decision.
The 10 Essentials provides detailed yet easy-to-understand explanations of:
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Single repositories: Store all documents in
one place for easy access.
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Scalability: Customize the system to suit your
large or small company’s needs, now and in the future.
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Efficiency Tools: Empower users with tools like
OCR, Document Assembly, Streamlined Output Tools, Annotation and Redaction.
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Integration: Maximize your usability with a system
that works seamlessly with your current management programming.
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Workflow: Control and access documents throughout
your business process.
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Remote Access: Access information and do work just
like in the office from anywhere with a simple Internet connection.
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Security: Protect your information from being lost
or compromised with encryption and authorized access only.
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Management features: Track details about every action
performed by date, time, network address or workstation, among others.
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Compliance: Align your policies with governmental
regulations like HIPAA and Sarbanes Oxley.
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Disaster Recovery: Achieve business continuance
faster by accessing your information immediately through an Internet connection.
Visit paperwise.com for more information about The 10 Essentials of Document Management
and request a free copy, or to learn more about the PaperWise document management system.