Document Management - Cost Savings Solutions: SAVES THOUSANDS IN ANY CURRENCY!
'DOCUMENT CONTROL - SAVES THOUSANDS IN ANY CURRENCY!
All governments/companies/any organisation, public or private globally should operate a document control system because it saves time and money and you become 'very efficient'! Take this on board and be very successful....
It is estimated that around 80% of business information in companies is unstructured, and of that, only 20% is managed, yet it is hard to think of one business activity where content does not play an essential role. The result of this is that organisations lose time/money and miss out on opportunities to become more productive. Even worse, unmanaged information is an increasing liability for organisations that are frequently held to account on the basis of some information they could have destroyed, if only they had known they still had it. Operating an efficient and effective Document Management System will increase your 'bottom-line'.
In all organisations, document control is necessary because it helps you control the flow of documents, information and puts £'s on your 'bottom-line'. In all offices, from the smallest to the largest, it is necessary to keep track of the number of documents being used. In the smallest office, the method may consist of only a periodic visual check of the document supply. In a large office that uses thousands of documents, a document control plan based on the systems family method will be needed. In a large corporation a functional file system is implemented to handle the thousands of documents that are used. Generally, the numbers of documents a company utilises determines the types of document control programmes that are employed.
Document control determines many issues including re-order points, order quantity, potential combinations, and obsolescence. An organised document control programme should meet the following objectives;
Serve as a point of reference and an historical record that should include some method of cross-reference.
Conform to efficient alphabetical and numerical filing principles, and
Provide a good degree of control, yet remain as simple and effective as possible.
All work carried out on document control can be operated successfully by a specialist workflow solutions company/person, which will give you ' full control' and the savings drop to the 'bottom-line'.
Colin Thompson was presented by the DTI (UK Government organisation) an award for Information and Manufacturing Technology for his contribution to innovation and new systems.
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All governments/companies/any organisation, public or private globally should operate a document control system because it saves time and money and you become 'very efficient'! Take this on board and be very successful....
It is estimated that around 80% of business information in companies is unstructured, and of that, only 20% is managed, yet it is hard to think of one business activity where content does not play an essential role. The result of this is that organisations lose time/money and miss out on opportunities to become more productive. Even worse, unmanaged information is an increasing liability for organisations that are frequently held to account on the basis of some information they could have destroyed, if only they had known they still had it. Operating an efficient and effective Document Management System will increase your 'bottom-line'.
In all organisations, document control is necessary because it helps you control the flow of documents, information and puts £'s on your 'bottom-line'. In all offices, from the smallest to the largest, it is necessary to keep track of the number of documents being used. In the smallest office, the method may consist of only a periodic visual check of the document supply. In a large office that uses thousands of documents, a document control plan based on the systems family method will be needed. In a large corporation a functional file system is implemented to handle the thousands of documents that are used. Generally, the numbers of documents a company utilises determines the types of document control programmes that are employed.
Document control determines many issues including re-order points, order quantity, potential combinations, and obsolescence. An organised document control programme should meet the following objectives;
Serve as a point of reference and an historical record that should include some method of cross-reference.
Conform to efficient alphabetical and numerical filing principles, and
Provide a good degree of control, yet remain as simple and effective as possible.
All work carried out on document control can be operated successfully by a specialist workflow solutions company/person, which will give you ' full control' and the savings drop to the 'bottom-line'.
Colin Thompson was presented by the DTI (UK Government organisation) an award for Information and Manufacturing Technology for his contribution to innovation and new systems.
Document Management - Cost Savings Solutions: SAVES THOUSANDS IN ANY CURRENCY!
'DOCUMENT CONTROL - SAVES THOUSANDS IN ANY CURRENCY!
All governments/companies/any organisation, public or private globally should operate a document control system because it saves time and money and you become 'very efficient'! Take this on board and be very successful....
It is estimated that around 80% of business information in companies is unstructured, and of that, only 20% is managed, yet it is hard to think of one business activity where content does not play an essential role. The result of this is that organisations lose time/money and miss out on opportunities to become more productive. Even worse, unmanaged information is an increasing liability for organisations that are frequently held to account on the basis of some information they could have destroyed, if only they had known they still had it. Operating an efficient and effective Document Management System will increase your 'bottom-line'.
In all organisations, document control is necessary because it helps you control the flow of documents, information and puts £'s on your 'bottom-line'. In all offices, from the smallest to the largest, it is necessary to keep track of the number of documents being used. In the smallest office, the method may consist of only a periodic visual check of the document supply. In a large office that uses thousands of documents, a document control plan based on the systems family method will be needed. In a large corporation a functional file system is implemented to handle the thousands of documents that are used. Generally, the numbers of documents a company utilises determines the types of document control programmes that are employed.
Document control determines many issues including re-order points, order quantity, potential combinations, and obsolescence. An organised document control programme should meet the following objectives;
Serve as a point of reference and an historical record that should include some method of cross-reference.
Conform to efficient alphabetical and numerical filing principles, and
Provide a good degree of control, yet remain as simple and effective as possible.
All work carried out on document control can be operated successfully by a specialist workflow solutions company/person, which will give you ' full control' and the savings drop to the 'bottom-line'.
Colin Thompson was presented by the DTI (UK Government organisation) an award for Information and Manufacturing Technology for his contribution to innovation and new systems.
All governments/companies/any organisation, public or private globally should operate a document control system because it saves time and money and you become 'very efficient'! Take this on board and be very successful....
It is estimated that around 80% of business information in companies is unstructured, and of that, only 20% is managed, yet it is hard to think of one business activity where content does not play an essential role. The result of this is that organisations lose time/money and miss out on opportunities to become more productive. Even worse, unmanaged information is an increasing liability for organisations that are frequently held to account on the basis of some information they could have destroyed, if only they had known they still had it. Operating an efficient and effective Document Management System will increase your 'bottom-line'.
In all organisations, document control is necessary because it helps you control the flow of documents, information and puts £'s on your 'bottom-line'. In all offices, from the smallest to the largest, it is necessary to keep track of the number of documents being used. In the smallest office, the method may consist of only a periodic visual check of the document supply. In a large office that uses thousands of documents, a document control plan based on the systems family method will be needed. In a large corporation a functional file system is implemented to handle the thousands of documents that are used. Generally, the numbers of documents a company utilises determines the types of document control programmes that are employed.
Document control determines many issues including re-order points, order quantity, potential combinations, and obsolescence. An organised document control programme should meet the following objectives;
Serve as a point of reference and an historical record that should include some method of cross-reference.
Conform to efficient alphabetical and numerical filing principles, and
Provide a good degree of control, yet remain as simple and effective as possible.
All work carried out on document control can be operated successfully by a specialist workflow solutions company/person, which will give you ' full control' and the savings drop to the 'bottom-line'.
Colin Thompson was presented by the DTI (UK Government organisation) an award for Information and Manufacturing Technology for his contribution to innovation and new systems.
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| BN ID: | 2940186793410 |
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| Publisher: | Cavendish |
| Publication date: | 11/05/2022 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 355 KB |
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