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10-21-2009 / By: Ayelet
How to Select a Document Scanning Vendor
Trends suggest that all 80% of all business applications are now Internet based, so it is more important than ever to implement an online document management strategy in order to remain competitive. But with so many document scanning options and digital image storage companies out there, selecting a vendor can be a bit confusing. An electronic imaging system includes the use of software, hardware, telecommunications, maintenance, supplies, people and training. It also requires that top senior management buy into the project and support the cost involved, as well as new set of policies required to maintain security. With electronic document storage, business systems will now cross departmental lines where they never have before, and change the way many employees do their jobs. For these reasons, businesses need to create a clear plan of action before going “paperless”. This plan should provide the document scanning vendor with a clear set of priorities and specifications, detailing the full scope and expectations for the project. Consider the following factors when choosing a document scanning company: You will want to work with a company who is located near your geographic location, because they may be archiving your paper documents in a physical location nearby. In addition to price, be sure to check on the financial stability and reputation of the company. Don’t be afraid to ask for references. You will want to work with the vendor to develop a timeline for certain stages of your project, including scanning, storage, training, accessibility and archiving. Find out how and when your employees will be trained on how to access the electronic document storage site, and be sure they will be able to implement the necessary security measures to keep confidential documents out of the wrong hands. Finally, you may hear about many do-it-yourself options for document scanning, which may sound tempting, but remember, document imaging projects involve a number of challenges. Outsourcing to an experienced document imaging vendor will have the in-house resources and expertise to make your project a top priority and ensure it is done right.
 

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