Like any county government, Bonneville County was inundated with paper records. The initial project focused on Assessor’s records. With an existing online system to store parcel maps, other parcel records were stored within an ever growing file room, and finding records was costly and time consuming. The county had invested in Microsoft SharePoint 2010, and need an efficient way to scan and archive parcel documents.

A small team saved time during a clean-up review by using Axcelerate to find the most likely false positive documents.  On top of that, reviewers agreed with Axcelerate’s machine learning predictions 93% of the time.

In 2011, a global not-for-profit company engaged a nationally-recognized law firm to conduct an internal investigation related to compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).

With four offices in two countries and an extensive client list, Foley Hoag LLP has a tremendous amount of content and knowledge spread across the firm, and needed to make it easier to find, re-use, and share.

The demand to retain digital content and data is rising, yet confidence in archival storage longevity is decreasing. Standards-based technologies can help deliver assurance.

Since implementing a Digitech Systems Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system, Homesteaders has increased efficiency, saved $62,800 in the first year of use and improved the customer service process overall.

On the brink of opening a new hospital, the medical records director at Family Health West (FHW) was asked to be prepared for the coming upsurge in medical records.

After Fran Eppy learned about Enterprise Content Management (ECM) at a conference for MassMutual insurance agents, she started to see the filing cabinets in her office from a completely new perspective.