[singlepic id=35 w=320 h=240 float=right]With only the rarest exceptions, everyone becomes a patient and enters the health care system. Usually starting at childhood and continuing on into old age, we fill out thousands of forms for doctors, insurance companies, hospitals, and on and on. At any given time, dozens of different organizations control documents containing personal and medical information, and we assume that our doctors, hospitals, insurers, and employers keep this information under lock and key while making referrals, performing procedures, and administrating billing and appointments. Considering the sensitive nature of the information we share, it’s amazing how much faith the ...
» continue reading[singlepic id=43 w=320 h=240 float=right]Selecting an enterprise-scale fax solution that supports multiple platforms in an iSeries 400 environment can be difficult and confusing. Consider the complications in an integrated iSeries 400 enterprise where users send and receive some mission-critical business documents from the iSeries 400 and other documents from LAN applications. In this setting, a single fax solution must provide tightly integrated, secure faxing from iSeries 400 applications and easy-to-use, flexible faxing capability for network users. In addition, it must share resources and data among all users to improve communication, reduce administration, and save money. At the same time, access to ...
» continue reading[singlepic id=65 w=320 h=240 float=right]Today’s economy presents numerous challenges to the modern business enterprise. You can go to the Internet or your local bookstore to find volumes of information detailing the burden of doing business in a less-than-stellar economy, but the demands boil down to this: “Improve vendor/customer communications and cash flow, but spend less money doing it and don’t complicate things.” It’s a tall order and creates headaches for IT professionals, purchasing managers, and CEO’s alike. Historically though, one of the most obvious strategies is the most often avoided: remove outdated, inefficient document management processes and replace them with new technologies ...
» continue reading[singlepic id=61 w=320 h=240 float=right]If you’re looking for a way to dramatically increase the efficiency of your FastFax/Enterprise or FastFax/LAN installation while also saving some money, then DID (Direct Inward Dialing) or DNIS (Dialed Number Identification Service) combined with ANI (Automatic Number Identification) fax routing may be just the thing for you. This paper will provide an overview of DID/DNIS and ANI, covering their benefits and how to route faxes to individuals within departments. ... DID/DNIS Fax Routing PDF [This article was written for Quadrant Software between 2001 and 2005]
» continue reading[singlepic id=26 w=320 h=240 float=right]Check fraud has been an ever-present risk for decades, but it was in the 1980s that the fraudulent use of checks began to skyrocket steadily. Depending on who you ask, the causes range from the growing availability of professional printing and design hardware/software to the fact that the penalties for check fraud are relatively light compared to other forms of robbery while the potential income can go into the millions. For the average business operating an integrated iSeries 400 environment, debating the reasons for increased check fraud is immaterial. The question is how much risk does their ...
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