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| DMSI, Distribution Management Systems, Inc. |
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| For over 30 years, Distribution Management Systems, Inc. (DMSi) has been the
leading business management solution for distributors of building material and forest
products. DMSi and their clients faced a challenge with the growing amount of paperwork
they produced and managed, including documents like Delivery Tickets, Purchase
Orders, Vendor Invoices, etc. DMSi was looking to add additional functionality to
their software that included the ability to capture and store paper documents. They
wanted to have a central repository for their software users to view and access all
documentation, from a single location with a single user name and login. DMSi did
the research and creating a complete document management solution for their
clients would take them out of their core competencies, so they looked for a partner
like WorldView, who is an expert in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions. More |
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| Texas Plywood and Lumber Company Inc |
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| As one of the largest door and millwork suppliers in Texas, Texas Plywood created and maintained an excessive amount of paperwork. With the creation of every new piece of paper, the company fell into the unforgiving cycle of a paper-based back office. In 1997, Texas Plywood made the decision to purchase an in-house enterprise content management system, however, as time passed, Texas Plywood discovered its ECM hardware and software began to decline at an excessive rate. After analyzing the rising costs associated with software and hardware upgrades, and realizing its IT resources were being over extended to maintain an in-house system, Texas Plywood changed its IT strategy from an in-house system to WorldView's hosted model. This change allowed the company to continue offering its customers the highest standard of service, at a fraction of the cost of upgrading its current IT system. More |
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| U.S. Lumber capitalizes on document management |
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| Southeast firm uses WorldView system to ease workload |
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| For Graham Bishop, a recent Internet-based document management demonstration was like seeing the future. The U.S. Lumber representative could foresee greater office efficiency and ultimately more profit for his company. He was right. More |
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