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When it comes to business management systems, it seems like there is one for every possible challenge and keeping them all straight can be tricky.
Since it has been around longer, document management tends to get more attention, but what about content management? What is the difference between CM and DM? How do they compare, and how can you benefit from both?

While it is not always fun, paying bills is a business necessity. Unfortunately, many small-to-medium-sized businesses lack the resources to create automated Accounts Payable (AP) workflows. AP automation can help you get a handle on your revenue and invoices while conserving cash and saving time.

Every business has specific print needs. And if you are creating high-volume jobs, production print is the solution for you. Production printers can complete more print jobs in less time, lowering your expenses, and using fewer resources.

Is Production Print Right for You?

To determine whether or not your business needs a production printer, take a look at some numbers:

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus pointed out that the only constant in life is change. This expression applies to so many areas of life, but especially technology, which is continually and rapidly evolving. Changes to technology affect your business and your workplace, particularly when it comes to print.
If you have multiple devices that are on different networks or not communicating effectively with your other office technology, managed print services is the ideal solution for your business.

When it comes to document scanning and data migration the devil is in the details. Capture and content management are critical to ensuring your data is accurately transferred to digital.

The Data Challenge

As many organizations know, document scanning and capture can be challenging, especially if you are trying to organize your data so that it can be easily retrieved later. Regardless of where you are retrieving data from, HGi Technologies can help you with a reliable and efficient process.

Are you paying too much to process invoices? A recent study by the American Productivity & Quality Center indicates that companies without an established AP automation and invoice processing solution pay as much as $10 to process just one invoice. Let's take a look.

Sending your documents out to a professional printer may be business as usual for you, but if you spend a lot on production print and related costs, it's worth your while to re-examine this process. Regardless of your line of business, there are many reasons to consider bringing your production printing in-house. Not only can you save on time and expenses, but printing in-house also allows your company to retain full control and ultimately be more satisfied with the end result.

Do you have a clear picture of how much your organization spends on printing? The associated costs go beyond paper and toner, extending to equipment costs, service level agreements, maintenance, and parts. On another level, expenses incurred to order and manage supply inventories, address issues like paper jams and error codes, and recover from equipment downtime must all be factored into the equation.

It's easy to see how print costs can be much higher and more difficult to control than many companies realize.

Would you like to reduce or eliminate your company's need for paper-based business processes? Here's how PSIGEN's PSIsafe capture and content management solutions can help you reach your goals.

Are your AP processes still dependent on manual, paper-based processes? Last-century solutions have no place in today's highly competitive environment, but AP automation and invoice processing can provide next-level solutions to help you take back control. Here's why you'll want to consider making the switch.