I’ve got a bee in my bonnet lately about Document Management Guidelines.
Our content management system has grown unmanageable, so we need a better solution.
So I’ve been reading up on Online Document Management to see what the best system for us would be.
Not the most exciting subject, of course, but I think it will save us a lot of money and time.
I’m sure I’ll have more to say about this down the line.
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Zip. it went through - just like that, The new Eftpos worked a treat. Better than cash hey wot she said
Not so sure of that I was. Cash is simply the best. You can usually get a discount if you pay in cash.
I know that some do class the Eftpos as just as good as cash, but cash does not attract any Bank fees.
I just need to get my customer base organised better she sighed , Some sort of business planning software, I thought.
If only I could get that sorted, life would be so much simpler, The cynic in me replied that life is never simple, its always gonna get you.
However, I did suggest that all those customers were, in fact, some form of digital asset & that since the list of customers was in fact ever expanding, not such a bad thing from a business point of view. All that advertising seem to be paying off and that she really needed to get some sort of digital asset management system , or even intergrate it into her accounting system. She threw a copy of Quick Books onto the counter.
That your job, she said. Thats what I pay you for isn't it?.
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Our archive of documents is rapidly approaching a point where it will be unmanageable. It’s time to institute some
document management standards. We need to be able to find information quickly when we need it, and our present system isn’t cutting it.
In particular, I’ve been looking at Document Management Solutions as a way to help us get our act together. Someone has to do something before we all drown in paper.
Of course the hardest step will be selling the document management standards to management. They’re going to have to fork over the money, though - I don’t see a reasonable alternative.
Our archive of documents is rapidly approaching a point where it will be unmanageable. It’s time to institute some
management document storage standards. We need to be able to find information quickly when we need it, and our present system isn’t cutting it.
I think we ought to take a long hard look at Document Imaging Management, before we drown in the paper. It’s time to get our act together.
Of course the hardest step will be selling the management document storage standards to management. They’re going to have to fork over the money, though - I don’t see a reasonable alternative.