There are many ways in which paperless-office software can dramatically reduce the sheer bulk of paper and files around your office. While it’s a good goal to convert paper documents as early as possible, it’s an even better goal to prevent paper documents from being created in the first place.
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Document Imaging in Business Part 3: Clutter Kill Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
January 17th, 2011 |
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Document Imaging in Business – Part 4: Making Images Work For You Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
January 17th, 2011 |
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There are many reasons why document management software is rapidly becoming a business standard across so many industries. With fewer input errors, reduced paper, and paper-related costs, better security and improved accessibility, it’s no wonder that document management is being integrated with so many different technologies and disciplines, from e-mail to accounting software.
Document Imaging in Business, Part 1: Documents vs. Images Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
January 8th, 2011 |
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Until recently, the term ‘paperless office’ was a joke among office engineers, but today it’s become a reality with a little help from the imaging and document-management industries.
Document Imaging in Business Part 2: The Power of Imaging Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
January 8th, 2011 |
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Even though the digital-imaging process has completely revolutionized the notion of the paperless office, many businesses still have outdated workflows, capturing a paper document when it nears the end of its lifespan.
Document Imaging in Business – Part 6: A Real-Life Example Posted By : Manuel Montesino
December 29th, 2010 |
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So far, we’ve talked in some detail about just how document management software can turn your workplace into a paperless office with some degree of ease. Now, let’s look at a hypothetical example of what this process might look like in the office itself.
Even At Home – Document Management Software To Pay For Itself Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
December 12th, 2010 |
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There are many advantages of office paper, for solopreneurs, and more than big-business document management software gurus written about it. Ofcourse, there are over tens of sources out there that tells you all about the general use of paper office software: you can use less paper, so you can save trees, your digital documents from anywhere with internet access connection, you can customize the workflow for your office, they go on and on.
Seven Things You Should Know about Document Scanning Software Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
December 12th, 2010 |
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Document scanning software is the core of most modern electronic document management systems (EDMS). These new paperless methods of doing business have proven to have radical advantages over the old paper-based methods of document filing and retrieval, and it’s changing the face of modern corporate life.
Document Imaging in Business – Part 4: Making Images Work For You Posted By : Manuel Montesino
December 5th, 2010 |
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There are many reasons why document management software is rapidly becoming a business standard across so many industries. With fewer input errors, reduced paper, and paper-related costs, better security and improved accessibility, it’s no wonder that document management is being integrated with so many different technologies and disciplines, from e-mail to accounting software. It’s all about reducing and eliminating the need for documents to exist outside of a digital format.
Document Imaging in Business Part 3: Clutter Kill Posted By : Manuel Montesino
November 21st, 2010 |
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There are many ways in which paperless-office software can dramatically reduce the sheer bulk of paper and files around your office. While it’s a good goal to convert paper documents as early as possible, it’s an even better goal to prevent paper documents from being created in the first place. There are several aspects to this art.
Document Management Software To Pay For Itself Posted By : Manuel Montesino
October 18th, 2010 |
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There are many advantages of office paper, for solopreneurs, and more than big-business document management software gurus written about it. can, of course, there are over tens of sources out there that tells you all about the general use of paper office software: you can use less paper, so you can save trees, your digital documents from anywhere with internet access connection, you can customize the workflow for your office, they go on and on.
Business Planning With Electronic Document Management Software Posted By : Manuel J Montesino
May 19th, 2010 |
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Todays business success depends on applying the right technology and software. Companies are now depending on EDMS to store their information.
Saturday Eye Candy: Richard Manuel of The Band
April 3rd, 2010 |
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HE WOULD HAVE BEEN 67 TODAY
This Saturday marks the anniversary of the birth of multi-instrumental rock soulman Richard Manuel. As part of The Band, one of the most collectively talented groups to emerge from the 1960s, Manuel has influenced every generation of musicians working in his field, be it with his earthy, observant lyrics, blues spirit, wild drumming or stride inspired piano, or perhaps mostly with his roughhewn life and how it filtered into his music and persona. While his life ended sadly – he hanged himself in a hotel room in Florida in 1986 – his body of work remains stirringly alive and continues to prompt the best in those willing to take up the cause as he did.
Our small salute to the man begins with one of the most revered, soulful songs in rock’s entire canon, a true divining rod down the deepest wells within us – “Tears of Rage,” which Manuel co-wrote with Bob Dylan, not a fellow prone to working with anything but the best, and Richard was surely that.
The Band could seriously boogie, especially with Manuel at the mic and piano. Here’s an expanded ensemble working away at the Manuel/Robertson ditty from Stage Fright.
Here’s the audio from a vintage concert recording of one of Manuel’s finest compositions.
Without Robertson, the remaining members of The Band reunited in 1983 and put on some really lovely shows. Here, Manuel tears the heart out of Dylan’s immortal “I Shall Be Released” with the boys in Japan.
Bob rocks the hell out with the fellas at The Last Waltz. You really couldn’t find better dudes to go electric with!
Few tributes match the depth of Jason Isbell‘s “Danko/Manuel,” first recorded when he was part of the Drive-By Truckers, clearly one of Manuel’s descendents. The song also remembers and honors fallen Band member Rick Danko.
A few final thoughts on Richard from the guys who knew him best, including some respects from Levon Helm and Eric Clapton.
We close with a song that launches people to their feet whenever it’s trotted out. Only those who’ve been beaten and blown about by life can really sing this one with authority and integrity. Richard did just that each time he took the mic on this one.
Ten Things You Should Know about Workflows Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
December 22nd, 2009 |
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In the assembly line days, work flowed along the line with each worker repeating the same limited operation throughout the day. Though this kind of work flow increased productivity dramatically, it had a huge price in the form of worker boredom and weariness. Information technology has made it possible for more varied kinds of work to flow from person to person automatically.
Ten Things You Should Know about IT Disaster Recovery Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
December 22nd, 2009 |
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Todays businesses depend heavily on Information Technology (IT) because of the overwhelming business advantages it can provide. This dependence has a flip side in that an IT disaster can cripple the business. For example, the business can go bankrupt if it loses all the electronically stored business data and there are no backups to restore them.
Ten Things You Should Know about Electronic Signatures Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
December 22nd, 2009 |
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In most developed countries, electronic signatures are becoming as valid as conventional signatures. An electronic signature is more than a digital signature and can take surprisingly varied forms, as discussed in this article. Moving to electronic signatures is an essential step of moving to complete e-business.
Ten Things You Should Know About Document Distribution Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
November 10th, 2009 |
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It’s distribution that really makes documents powerful. When your prospective customer receives your sales letter, or when warehouse personnel receive the order dispatch advice, or when the shop floor manager receives the day’s production schedule, your business gets moving.
Ten Things You Should Know About Document Discovery Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
November 10th, 2009 |
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In the U.S., document discovery in litigation has its own practices. Efficient document discovery can save large sums of litigation costs. Even in other countries, efficient document “discovery” can substantially enhance the chances of success in lawsuits.
Ten Things You Should Know About Document Classification Methods Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
November 10th, 2009 |
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Document classification means sorting documents in a way that makes it easier to locate them later. For example, you classify a document as a sales order, as an order from a particular client, for a particular product and of a particular date.
Ten Things You Should Know About Document Backup Posted By : Manuel J. Montesino
November 1st, 2009 |
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Whats the difference between backup and archive? The major difference is that an archive consists of primary data while a backup is secondary data. The objective of archiving is preserving original documents while backing up is a precautionary activity aimed at creating a fallback resource for reconstructing original data in case it’s lost.