AT&T Improves Smartphone Management for Businesses

Posted on 1st October 2011 in Communication

Article by John

Online Community Management

Posted on 15th February 2011 in Communication

The internet is one enormous community. And this community talks. A lot. They create blogs and content, post comments and feedback, and ultimately create discussions and drive conversations on an incredible range of things. So whatever industry you’re in, or whatever product you may be selling, chances are, people are talking about you. A quick search will prove this, and will show you why more and more companies are paying attention to online community management.

Think of Wikipedia for a moment. It’s a huge community, with 7,000 new articles created each day and 10 million edits per month. And one reason which contributes to its success is because there are editors who manage and oversee the evolution of articles. Online community management is similar, but on a much larger scale. Because there is so much conversation going on, companies not only want to know what is said about them, but they also want to get into the conversation and understand their market, their competitors and consumer better.

Whilst any company can read what consumers are saying about their products or brand, trying to make sense of the sheer volume of information can be overwhelming. Thus, when delving into online community management, many companies decide to employ online community managers who act as their eyes and ears, who help them break down exactly what communities are saying about them. From this however, comes the most important part; companies need to determine the purpose of the online community manager. Is it to promote a new product? Or is it to conduct primary research? Or perhaps it is to see how to improve their products? Whatever the purpose is, it will set out the sort of tasks and methods online community managers will use.

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The Electronic Document Management System – What You Need to Know

Posted on 19th August 2010 in Office Electronic

Electronic Document Management systems are an indispensable feature within the offices of many of the world’s most successful international businesses. They have the power to transform organisations from sluggish, confused and paper-laden box-ticking operations into efficient, dynamic power-houses, freeing up spare capacity and time. But for a technology which has so much to offer, for those outside the field, document management software can seem something of a closed world; an impenetrable maze of concepts and phrases that seem rather more intended to befuddle than to assist. To make life a little easier for the un-initiated, here we provide a brief introduction to electronic document management systems and background on some of the key related terms you’re most likely to encounter with document management software.

Electronic Document Management – What is it?

Electronic Document Management is all about how we handle our paperwork. Since the advent of word processing and the computerization of the workplace, much of the day-to-day paper work that would clutter offices and filing rooms in times gone by has been eliminated. The humble email account has done away with the piles of notes and memos that would cover our desks of old. And even the most basic email account today gives users the ability to trace back through our communications, months, even years; so most office workers don’t need to hang on to very much by way of paperwork at all. But certain documents you can never dispense with – just as you’ll always need a passport going through customs, your workplace will always have to hang onto certain key pieces of documentation and paperwork. And statutory requirements demand that most companies retain copies of particular documents in order to comply with accounting and other legal obligations. And for organisations within certain sectors, for instance, the medical profession, these documentary burdens can be more onerous than for others.

Document Management – The intelligent route towards a “green” office

Posted on 12th August 2010 in Office Electronic

We hear the word “green” used a lot these days but how many of us really try to implement it in our daily lives other than separating the glass from tin, from cardboard come refuse day?

The “green” office is an even more elusive holy grail and the biggest contributor to what has become the absolute antithesis of a “green” office is the vast amount of documentation that we all produce each and every day. Walk into any office regardless of size in any town across the country and its impossible not to see evidence of it everywhere.

Very large producers of paperwork, (who would otherwise eventually run out of space to put people!), send their archive paperwork to one of the many warehouse storage businesses who specialise in physical document storage… Sadly all that’s happened here is the problem has been transported off-site but with the added knock on effect of creating an even bigger “less-green”! carbon footprint with the requirement for lorries and forklift trucks etc.

This “out of sight out of mind” approach is certainly not a green or even efficient solution to storing mountains of paperwork. So what can be done to move towards the creation of a truly greener office?

There is an alternative and it’s been available for a number of years. Sadly however, less than 10% of the business community choose to use it. Its generically known as “Document Management” and in the case of archiving involves nothing more complicated than electronically scanning the archived, or even current, documents to an electronic form which are then stored on a PC or network.

Doctor Office Management using EMR Software

Posted on 11th July 2010 in Office Electronic

The Electronic Medical Records or EMR is widely used by doctors around the world today. The use of the EMR software is an effective strategy for office management and administrative purposes for health organizations. The functions of the EMR software can be used by administrators to keep records and control operation schedules for the health practices.

In a medical office, where the lives of its patients are at stake, there are several activities which should be done efficiently. Using EMR software gives ease on transferring information especially between correlated sections of the institution. This advanced medical software provides in-office instant messaging. This enables employees and personnel within the institution to collaborate with each other easily. The EMR software also provides management solutions for sending e-mail announcement of job orders. It also allows easier organization of prescriptions and laboratory management. Other notable features of The EMR software include creating clinical reports, creating problem lists and search databases.

The functionalities of the EMR software are mostly used in managing operations of medical practices. The EMR software records details of the activities performed inside the medical institution. A growing medical facility means an increasing number of medical and patient records to be managed. An improper management of these important records may lead to errors that may cause severe damages not only to the institution but also to concerned patients as well. Apart from avoiding data problems, the EMR software integrates an efficient record system to improve the processes and work flow in the health institution that would adapt to the rapid growth of the practice.

Electronic Parts Catalog Management Software

Posted on 5th June 2010 in Office Electronic

Today’s dynamic business environment coupled with increased Salient Features competition has changed the equations that Companies have with their business partners spanning across distribution networks.

It is particularly difficult for component intensive industries like Automobiles and Heavy Engineering Machine manufactures to manage their huge amount of spare parts and assemblies in the wake of fast changing and reduced life cycles of their products.

Part Catalogue Management, therefore entails significant efforts on the part of these Companies in terms of meticulous planning and manpower involvement, since it requires close co ordination amongst various departments like Engineering, Production,Distribution,and Spare parts Division.With leading Customers from the Automobile sector under it’s fold, Intellinet Systems has been on the forefront in providing theautomobile industry with a cutting edge, intuitive EPC Solution.

Intellinet systems provide electronic parts catalogs,spare parts catalogs software,illustrated parts catalogs,electronic parts catalogs solution,illustrated parts catalogs system.

Intelli Catalogue may run under Internet or Desktop Environment.

The innovative features of the application include:

o Definition of Products, Aggregates, and Assemblies

o Definition of Parts Chassis No wise

o Uploading of Parts from xls file

o Dynamic Search of Parts & Assemblies

o Accidental Repair (search carried out by clicking on

Intelli Catalogue Features:

* Desktop and Web-based Catalogs

* Interactive Contents

* Seamless Integration with Enterprise / Back Office Applications