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There are a multitude of benefits to justify a Document Management System. Click here to see which ones resonate most with you.
Technology has made scanning paper documents easier these days. There are serious limitations to consider if planning to only scan to a PC or server, rather than an actual database.
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As a document management and a content management system continues to become more popular, they have become a must have in some fields especially those in very litigious environments.
Check out this easy to understand illustration of how a Document Management System works.
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Since 1994, our customers (including the Department of Defense with thousands of users) have enjoyed the simplicity and affordability IMS offers. You, too, can experience this simple-to-use database and our top notch support.
School districts have become a common and ideal candidate for a document management solution. When considering extreme budget constraints, continually being under-staffed, ever-growing student population, overflowing record rooms, and the burden of increased expectations upon staff and faculty; document management solutions have become vital. These problems are not going away, and they have become an inevitable cycle.
Schools & Districts
Schools & Districts
- Records
- Attendance documents
- Disciplinary referrals
- Notes from home
- Report cards all can be stored and managed within one systematical repository and decrease retrieval time/costs in half.
Typical information to manage:
One very common denominator among all of these problems is time. More time is needed to accomplish more with less, and more time efficiency is needed to release financial strains. A document management system’s core aspects are to save time in retrieving information within seconds from any computer in the world. Not only can information be retrieved quickly, processes will be more efficient, and the time needed in requesting information from other staff members will be reduced. Also reduced will be walking long distances for records/information and the supply cost associated with fax-print-courier-paper handling. Freeing up space that once occupied filing cabinets could allow for another office or classroom. The records storage and retrieval burden of complying with regulations such as NCLB, FERPA, and HIPAA will become more simplified and meet compliance requirements.
How can you afford not to consider a DMS?
