Educational institutions today in Saudi Arabia and around the world are burdened with more paperwork than ever before.
Administrators and Chief Technology Officers seek to minimize paper-shuffling and searching for documents while meeting compliance requirements.
King Saud University and the Ministry of Education have found solutions that work for their specific needs.
They have implemented Laserfiche digital archiving and document management solutions to create order.
Major strengths of Laserfiche for IT managers are its ease of installation and maintenance and the product's intuitive interface has eliminated the need for additional training of staff.
Abdulaziz Al Sania, President, Integrated Solutions for Business (ISB) in Saudi, Laserfiche's document management experts in the Middle East indicated that "as educational institutions are under increasing financial and competitive pressure, using Laserfiche as a "productivity tool" has paid for itself with the ability to meet the challenges of delivering archived information instantly."
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Laserfiche implemented at KSU education sector in Saudi Arabia
- Saudi Arabia: Sunday, June 08 - 2008 at 14:42
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King Saud University and the Ministry of Education have found implemented solutions from Laserfiche that work for their specific needs.
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For more info, pls contact Zara'a Al-Khaldi on: (02) 6985490
Posted by Lara Lynn Golden, News EditorSunday, June 08 - 2008 at 14:42 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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