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28 Apr 2022What Government Digital Transformation Success Looks Like
Government agencies’ priorities have markedly shifted since the pandemic first hit. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers’ (NASCIO) annual State CIO Top Policy and Technology Priorities 2018 Survey revealed that creating a digital government was number 4 on state CIOs’ list of priorities. According to the 2022 survey, this initiative is now ranked […]
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27 Aug 2018How a Minnesota County Became a Model of Efficiency
Doing more with less has never been more important for counties all over the country, even those with smaller populations like Morrison County, Minnesota. You might not expect the “gateway to the northern Minnesota vacation land” – population 33,000 – to be a model of high-tech efficiency, but that’s exactly what forward-thinking staff were able […]
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07 Aug 2018AX & Captiva Government Contractor Case Study
A government contractor recently approached one of our reseller partners because they wanted to overhaul their purchasing and AP invoicing system. The old document capture and management system was being phased out after its acquisition by another vendor, which was made even worse by the transition to Windows 10. To further complicate matters, the government […]
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01 Aug 2017Florida State’s Attorney Increases Productivity by 125,000 Hours
When you work in a profession that is document-intensive, it’s easy to let things get out of hand. Files you can’t find because they’re sitting on someone’s desk. A backlog of documents that haven’t been processed because it takes so long. An inadequate method for searching documents, or worse, none at all. An overstuffed file […]
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09 Jan 2017Government Whitepaper: Document Scanning, Workflow & Doing More with Less
State and local agencies are obligated to preserve and make available all publicly recorded documents. Additionally, the benefits of scanning legacy documents are numerous and well known. So, if scanning is required and such a no-brainer, why is there still so much paper in municipal and county government? Why haven’t all these documents been scanned? […]
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