Document Strategy Podcast w/Kevin Craine

Document Strategy Podcast - Episode 13 - October 2009 - with host Kevin Craine

Document Strategy for Small and Mid-Sized Businesses using scan and capture technology — plus a report from Print09 in Chicago

Much of the focus and excitement in document management in recent years has been at a large enterprise level, but when it comes to gaining an advantage with a document strategy, small and mid-sized businesses are perhaps better positioned to take advantage of having a document strategy.

Until recently, many of the benefits of having a document strategy were beyond the reach of most small and mid-sized businesses; but times have changed. Enterprise-sized investments are no longer required in order to buy-in to the gains made available by modern document management technology. The capabilities and benefits celebrated over recent years are now possible in terms of pricing, implementation and support. As document management technology has matured, developers and suppliers have shifted their focus to providing right-sized solutions that are tailored specifically for the “SMB” market.

In this episode we’ll explore document strategy design for small and mid-sized businesses, and how “scan and capture” technology represents an undeveloped opportunity to gain competitive advantage, reduce operating costs and bolster the success of your business.

Also in this episode we’ll hear from Mike Porter, direct from the floor of the recent Print09 show in Chicago. If you are in the graphics, printing and document processing industries you’ll know that Print09 is one of the biggest shows of the year. But we know that not everyone has the time and the funding to attend the various trade events, so we’re happy to have Mike Porter return to the podcast for a personal report.

For more information, and to download past episodes of the podcast, visit http://www.Document-Strategy.com

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