Each quarter the Innovative Leadership Award is given to independent software vendors (ISVs) that successfully leverage Fujitsu imaging products to optimize business processes and improve customers’ bottom line results.
Laserfiche value-added reseller and consultant, Nancy Mathes of Paper-Lite, worked with Daviess County employees to create an electronic work process in Laserfiche that mirrors their processes with paper case files. Using Fujitsu fi-6130 scanners, staff scans documents directly into the document management repository, which dynamically creates case folders and places key identifying data such as case numbers and defendant names into template fields. At the end of the day, all document imaging is ready for full-text or template-field search and retrieval.
“We designed the template to enable workflow automation in the future,” Mathes said. “We planned our implementation to do what we needed up front and to make things easier as we move forward.”
“Fujitsu is pleased to present the Innovative Leadership Award to Laserfiche,” said Doug Rudolph, Vice President, Product Management and Business Development, Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc. “At Fujitsu, we look for companies that make significant contributions to content management solutions and help streamline business processes. With Avante, Laserfiche has created a BPM solution that impacts the bottom line for various sectors.”
“We’re excited that Daviess County has seen great success using Laserfiche together with world-class Fujitsu scanners,” said Chris Wacker, Laserfiche Senior Vice President of Business Development. “We’re thrilled that Fujitsu has presented Laserfiche with this award, and we appreciate the company’s ongoing commitment to our partnership.”
