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SMBs Advised to Prepare for Compliance Standards
ATLANTA, January 30, 2006 – The majority of the American public equates the word audit with the Internal Revenue Service. Many small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) relate compliance regulations, like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, with large public companies. However, as regulations like Sarbanes-Oxley more strictly monitor and hold accountable enterprise-level organizations, the standard set for big companies is starting to shift focus to the SMB market. Information relationship management software provider FileVision advises that the best way SMBs can prepare is to tap into a cost-effective technology solution that regulates the company internally. Failure to comply with regulations has serious consequences, including fines, loss of business or even the risk of not being in business. (Get the full story)
Small
Business Office Productivity Solutions Still Lag Behind Enterprise
December 19, 2005 - Atlanta — Information Relationship Management Firm (FileVision) traces historical
timeline of productivity solutions and concludes solutions for SMB
market have only begun to evolve.
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Small
Businesses Need Better Disaster Contingency Plans & Preparation
for Sudden Data Loss
October
18, 2005 - Atlanta — Small- and medium-sized businesses
(SMBs) represent 99 percent of all U.S. companies. However, only
23 percent of those businesses back up their data to a separate,
secure off-site facility. (Get
the full story)
Data
Integration Often Overlooked by SMBs
August 23, 2005 - Atlanta — A chain with
missing links. A map without a compass. A library full of books
without reference numbers. These examples demonstrate the importance
of linking, connecting and cataloging information in order to obtain
the highest value from an object, resource or process. (Get
the full story)
ROI
Redefined: Compliance, Regulation and Competitive Pressures Drive
SMB Technology Purchases
July 27, 2005 - Atlanta — While globalization
of the IT landscape has forced companies of every size to have sophisticated
solutions in place for automating processes and integrating applications,
small- to medium-sized businesses (SMB) are considering factors
beyond budget, increased productivity and profits for their future
technology purchases.
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Madison
County Georgia Commission chooses FileVision™ information
relationship management
May 18, 2004 - Atlanta — Madison joins
neighboring Hart County, also using FileVision, in automating paper-intensive
business processes, cutting costs, increasing productivity and providing
better public service. (Get
the full story)
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About FileVision
FileVision is a global software company that develops information
relationship management software. Our solution, FileVision, empowers
organizations to bridge the gap between digital content and paper
documents by intelligently linking and matching documents and information
to important data objects such as people, companies, processes and
assets. Government, healthcare and financial services organizations
worldwide rely on our technology to help them improve communications,
enhance customer service and immediately access information and
relationships within data. FileVision is headquartered in Atlanta,
GA with offices in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
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