Splitting the spitting image: to reap the benefits of electronic document integration, you first have to re-engineer your business processes

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Electronic document integration technologies are a family of tools that has applications in such tasks as imaging, character recognition and workflow software. According to experts, use of these equipment can minimize costs, improve service, enable users to handle higher volumes of data and increase speed of processing. However, to reap these benefits, a company has to follow two rules. They should implement the tools in a superior manner. Moreover, electronic document integration should come as part of a business process re-engineering effort.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Automated Storage & Retrieval, Evaluation, Cover Story, Document management systems

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Tools of the trade

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A software that electronically stores and transmits audit information improves both the auditor's performance and the business clients' satisfaction. The technology can also map multiple client accounts, which previously cost great efforts. It even reduces paper work since notes and financial statements may be made accessible online and may be downloaded anytime by staff in a remote place

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Financial, Acctg Software Pkgs (Micro), Usage, Software, Financial software, Financial management

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Best-brain choices

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Research on the brain has suggested that the different sides of the brain can affect our work. The left side is dominated by logic and the right by aesthetics and decisions relating to electronic-commerce could be affected by this.

Psychological aspects, Management, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Executives

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