Embrace Logic Document Management System: Timm


Lazarus Sauti

The Managing Director for Logicode Mrs Helen Timm advices corporates to take advantage of a new and state of the art Document Management System to manage their documents electronically and improve the effectiveness of their businesses.

Speaking during the launch of the effective Document Management in Harare recently, Timm urged corporates to embrace the Logicode Document Management Solution as it incorporates OMNIDOCS and OMNI SCAN.

“This (OMNIDOCS) is an Enterprise Document Management platform for creating, capturing, delivering and archiving large volumes of documents and contents. It also integrates seamlessly with other enterprise applications,” she said.

OMNIDOCS allows for easier handling of Scanned Document Images, Emails and Electronic Data Output from other applications with efficiency. It seamlessly collaborates, communicates and shares knowledge across and beyond the Enterprise.

Timm also said, “With capabilities to efficiently handle enterprise-wide content and ease of integration with legacy systems, OmniDocs is a true Enterprise Content and Document solution.”

On OMNI SCAN, Timm said, “It is a powerful, production-grade document capture solution, designed specifically to meet the demand of both centralised as well as distributed high-volume document capture.”

OMNI SCAN enables scanning of different types of documents with minimal human intervention; it simplifies the cumbersome and time consuming processes of image cleanup, document categorisation and indexing; and provides image assisted data entry, manual and automatic data extraction.

Logicode is the leading provider of Quality Information Technology Solutions and it offers a distinguished service that is sure to guarantee a marked improvement in the quality f IT service within any organisation regardless of size or structure.

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