In the legal profession, the discovery process can be time-consuming and cumbersome – attorneys and law clerks have to sift through mounds of paperwork, searching for information that is relevant to their case or their clients. As more documents are converted electronically, e-discovery should become conceivably more efficient as paperwork is reduced and discovery work is made easier.
Automation is about much more than just head count and those pesky people costs. But can there really be such a thing as too much automation? Spoiler Alert: too much automation can easily hinder rather than help.
HIPAA violations can lead to steep fines and significant damage to a provider’s reputation, so ensuring that your claims processing systems are fully compliant is critical.
Right now, we’re sitting at 3.7% unemployment in the U.S. the lowest in 50 years. Some call this full employment while others think we are still a distance from that milestone. Whichever is right doesn’t really matter if you’re an operations manager in a warehouse or distribution center.
Creating a robust electronic document management solution can provide numerous benefits for your organization. Converting paper documents into electronic files is core, requiring an enterprise-level document scanner that can provide multiple levels of automation (envelope opening, sorting, and scanning) and high image quality output.
Not every discussion between operating managers and CFOs is a closed loop. In fact, all too often there’s a question if both are even in the same orbit. You’ve probably been there.Not every discussion between operating managers and CFOs is a closed loop. In fact, all too often there’s a question if both are even in the same orbit. You’ve probably been there.