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My colleague at Canon Business Process Services, Baron Brady, Solutions Engineer, Legal-Information Governance solutions, points out that becoming paper-lite remains a challenging prospect for many organizations as long as so much incoming content enters the mailroom in the form of paper.
In my previous blog post I highlighted some of the key differences between transformation and automation. As a reminder, both approaches are necessary. However in this post I will focus on the short- and medium-term benefits that automation can supply when implemented correctly.
A recording of our recent webcast, “Facilities Management Challenges and Opportunities in the Year Ahead,” is now available.
Increasingly, organizations are partnering with an outsourcing provider to automate business processes in order to streamline operational efficiency, contain costs, reduce risk and achieve other goals. One of the key challenges within this scenario is to ensure that your outsourcing partner studies the business closely enough to identify which processes can be streamlined and precisely how and where money can be saved.
This is my third and final article in this series, which that highlights a client case history about how, facing a pending nationwide renovation and relocation project for its US-based offices, a major law firm teamed with Canon Business Process Services (Canon) to solve a complex challenge.
This is my second article in a three part series that highlights a client case history about how, facing a pending nationwide renovation and relocation project for its US-based offices, a leading law firm teamed with Canon to solve a complex challenge.
For this and my next two posts I will spotlight a case history about a law firm that needed to solve challenges connected with a pending nationwide renovation and relocation project for its US-based offices.
The workplace is changing in unprecedented ways. It’s not unreasonable to speculate that in the near future, a much smaller number of people will travel to a location every day and work in an assigned office or cubicle.