According to the report on the modern business center industry and business services in the EMEA published recently by the ABSL, the industry is doing well.

If the pandemic is here to stay, companies will have to define their processes all over again. A tool that can help them do so is an electronic document workflow. Adam Kubat, ArchiDoc SA, OASIS Group, explains how to start using it during crisis caused by the coronavirus.

The electronic document workflow is used in many different business areas. What to look for when selecting a solution in order to optimally use its functionalities?

Companies from the insurance sector invest not only in new technologies, but also in know-how, by dint of which they are capable of optimisation of operations with regard to information flow, among other things.

Artificial intelligence, automation and robotization of processes are some of today’s hottest market trends. Do solutions of this type always bring about the business advantages that are expected of them?

Modern solutions in the field of digitisation and automation of back-office processes not only make it possible to optimise costs, but also support companies in digital transformation.

 ArchiDoc, a member of the OEX Group, has introduced a solution automating the circulation of financial documents shared within one of the world’s largest manufacturers of elevators, escalators and moving walkways. Cooperation with OTIS Sp. z o.o. includes digitization of documents as well.

60% of large and medium-sized companies surveyed by the Outsourcing Institute to the order of ArchiDoc, belonging to OEX Group, work based on e-documents. Only 13% respondents implemented a digital office within the entire organisation.

ArchiDoc from OEX Group implemented a first stage of services aiming at facilitation of business processes of one of the biggest logistics operator in Poland.