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Today, local governments face security, document management and remote work challenges. Canon USA has several digital imaging products and systems that address these organizational tests.
Canon USA’s state and local government solutions division provides a portfolio of imaging solutions and software offerings. These include its black-and-white and color multifunction devices as well as production center and large format solutions. The firm is positioned to ensure successful, consistent and secure implementation across each agency.
Canon offers a host of large format printer software programs that ensures each customer has a software product that suits their specific application. For instance, its Direct Print Plus software is a batch-printing setup that enables one to streamline printing large sets of drawings efficiently. It enables governments to insert required accounting fields (i.e. project ID, department code, etc.) so they can effectively track internal print activity within the agency.
“Regardless of what one might be using their Canon large format printer for, a host of free software programs are available to make this as easy and productive as possible,” says Mike Betsko, senior director, integrated marketing (BICG) at Canon U.S.A. Inc.
The firm’s Publisher Select software is a job-submission tool that gives one the ability to view printer features all on one screen, and templates you can create for frequently used job settings. Accounting Manager is a software package that allows one to closely monitor all printing costs, with the ability to enter costs and track all media and ink-related costs overall. Device Management Console allows an administrator to monitor a fleet of devices and maximize uptime of its printers.
On the graphics side, Professional Print & Layout is a software package that enables one to efficiently lay out images intuitively. The system offers preview and color management; all are supported in a seamless photo printing experience. Free Layout Plus allows one to nest, tile and create custom layouts before printing your files and to print directly from Microsoft Office programs. PosterArtist software, now available online, allows a novice user to easily select from many templates, photos, clipart, backgrounds, etc., or import their own, to create posters, banners, calendars and more.
A remote workforce may change requirements in your agency, Betsko tells Co-op Solutions. “With employees working in different locations, capturing, processing and sharing documents might be difficult, unless you have a complete document management workflow.”
He says solutions such as uniFLOW Online can assist in enabling and supporting customers’ digital transformation initiatives and can help improve document workflows while providing cost management and control features.
Canon Office Cloud, a FedRAMP-authorized service, can efficiently manage print infrastructure, gain print activity insights and use security features while printing and scanning. FedRAMP authorization denotes its accreditation by a federal government-wide program that provides a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization and continuous monitoring for cloud offerings such as Canon Office Cloud. Betsko adds that systems that offer numerous security features as part of a FedRAMP-authorized cloud service may be even more important as hybrid work environments becoming more prevalent.
Betsko tells Co-op Solutions that the pandemic has affected the way governments manage documents. “We saw more scanner purchases during the pandemic, along with many people who work in procurement for state governments working from their homes. Canon’s workflow allows multiple users—from regional offices and headquarters—to collaborate regardless of their work location, either in the office or remotely.”
The Canon organization has strived to continue to grow its support systems during the pandemic, Betsko says. “Our firm has utilized its resources to maintain high levels of support, as evidenced by our staffing levels for our customer service centers.”
Betsko predicts more governments will be adopting his company’s solutions in 2022-23 because of the breadth of Canon USA’s offerings. “As more state and local government (SLG) customers adopt a cloud strategy, looking to reduce IT administration and save costs, Canon Office Cloud (with its existing FedRAMP authorization and security features) will make an attractive choice for cloud-based output and device management.” He adds that Canon’s robust lineup of office and home office equipment and solutions allows SLG customers to provide employees the ability to be productive in a variety of locations.
Betsko sees several trends in local governments’ futures. He says security concerns, document management and remote work will have an impact on local governments down the road. “Regarding security, information and cybersecurity is at the forefront of most SLG agencies. Canon’s imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX series offers a number of standard and optional features that can help address security needs. From user authentication and access to network and data protection, Canon’s A3 and A4 product lineup help administrators integrate multi-function printers and copiers into their security strategy.”
Betsko believes many SLG agencies are looking to adopt (or have already) a cloud strategy. “But with that comes more security issues,” he cautions. “The federal government has mandated a standardized approach to determining security authorizations for cloud service offerings called FedRAMP. State agencies have begun to implement similar security authorizations of their own based on the federal program.”
He says his firm has a noteworthy solution: “Canon Office Cloud, a FedRAMP-authorized service (moderate authorization), offers subscribers centralized control to enhance productivity, help ensure document security, and monitor costs. With an existing FedRAMP authorization, SLG entities can subscribe to the Canon Office Cloud service knowing the federal government’s security validations for the service have already been completed. That can save time and money for agencies.”
Yes, cooperative contracts can provide several pluses, Betsko says. “Local governments, with many employing smaller staffs, can use cooperative contracts to benefit from assistance with the sourcing process and putting together the standards for what should be included in a bid or contract. Using a cooperative can be a boon for governments that do not possess plentiful resources because of the time, money and effort that goes into solicitation in the contracting process. It can cost a lot of money for governments to do their own bids.”
Betsko says his firm is ready and willing to help. “Canon understands these needs and offers a variety of GPO (group purchasing organization) and state-sponsored contracts supporting state and local government customers across all 50 states.”
Betsko cites one additional benefit of cooperative agreements: “Going through a cooperative could also help procure better pricing, as a smaller group might mean fewer customers and less opportunity. Subsequently, local governments using cooperative contracts can often get better pricing that way instead of going out on their own.”
As technology advances, cooperative agreements are keeping pace, says the Canon executive. “Many GPOs are starting to include categories for emerging technologies and are setting up a process in advance where, during an active contract, new technology can be embraced. They may have opportunities to acquire the technology quicker versus a local bid that might not be able to address new technologies until the current contract expires.”
Michael Keating is senior editor for American City & County. Contact him at [email protected].
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QUAKERTOWN, Pa.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Synergis Software, a global leader in engineering document management and workflow solutions, today announced a rebrand and new website in synchrony with major investments in product development and customer success. These initiatives will fast track the company’s delivery of superior products and services to their global customer base.

“We see so much opportunity to have a positive impact on the customers we serve, which is why we’re making major investments in the company,” states Scott Lamond, vice president of marketing at Synergis Software. “We want our brand to align with our mission of transforming the way our customers work— providing greater clarity, control, alignment, and harmony—so they can accelerate engineering projects, streamline operations, reduce risk, and lower costs.” Watch the rebrand video.
The Adept platform is used by 120,000 users worldwide, including Dow Chemical, Con Edison, Amazon, Merck, and General Mills, and is managing over $1B in digital assets.
“Adept manages billions of dollars of digital assets containing priceless Dow intellectual property, with thousands of users across several dozen global sites,” says Teresa Yang, Product Manager, Document Management, Dow Chemical.
Synergis is committed to accelerating the company’s growth and elevating the value delivered to customers with significant investments in their products.
“We’re tripling the size of our software development organization. By the end of 2022, our team will have grown by 218% in just two years,” explains Todd Cummings, vice president of research and development at Synergis. “The added positions include developers, QA staff, product managers, DevOps, SCRUM Masters, and User Experience professionals. Key leaderships roles are in place to help us refine the processes, tools, and methods we use to develop and deliver more value, faster.”
Synergis is investing substantially in the Adept platform, including the upcoming release of a new, integrated visualization solution for 2D and 3D engineering designs and other document types, along with major new feature enhancements and support for new versions of mainstream CAD systems. A new Cloud version of Adept is underway for customers who want to lower their IT costs and simplify deployment and upgrades.
“We’ll continue to build on Synergis Software’s legacy of extraordinary, love-based service and treating customers like family,” adds Lamond. Toward that end, Synergis is expanding its customer success team, developing an online “Adept Academy”, and launching three new services options, including:
Synergis Software’s focus and investments in service and support will help maintain their strong leadership position in the market, as validated in the rankings on the G2 software review site.
“We couldn’t have arrived at this moment without 30 years of thoughtful, collaborative, and visionary support from our customer community and the individuals who have shaped us,” added Lamond. “We’re grateful for their influence as we build our future together.”
About Synergis Software
Synergis Software is a global leader in document management and workflow solutions and is the creator of Synergis Adept software. Adept serves more than 120,000 users across dozens of industries providing fast, centralized access to design and business documents in a secure, collaborative environment. Adept Integrator connects enterprise applications so critical data and business processes can flow seamlessly across the entire IT infrastructure.
Named the customer service leader in the global engineering information management market by Frost & Sullivan and ranked in the Top 5 globally by Helpdesk International for three consecutive years, the company’s commitment to its customers is unwavering.
Founded in 1985, Synergis Technologies, LLC is headquartered in Bucks County, PA and is privately owned and funded. For more information, visit SynergisSoftware.com.
Scott Lamond
Vice President of Marketing
Email: scott.lamond@synergis.com
Phone: 215-302-3006
Synergis Software, creator of Adept engineering document management software, announced a rebrand with major investments to accelerate growth.
Scott Lamond
Vice President of Marketing
Email: scott.lamond@synergis.com
Phone: 215-302-3006

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When talking about cybersecurity, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is often considered the least exciting part of business protection. However, its importance can’t be ignored, and this is why.
While cybersecurity focuses on the technical side of protecting systems, networks, devices, and data, GRC is the tool that will help the entire organization understand and communicate how to do it.
What does it mean?
GRC tools like StandardFusion help companies define and implement the best practices, procedures, and governance to ensure everyone understands the risks associated with their actions and how they can affect business security, compliance, and success.
In simple words, GRC is the medium for creating awareness around cybersecurity’s best practices to reduce risks and achieve business goals.
Cybersecurity aims to protect sensitive business data, intellectual property, personal and health information, and other company systems from cyber-attacks and threats. However, this task has become increasingly harder over the past few years.
Why is that?
Well, because of the ever-increasing global connectivity, new hybrid work models, the popularization of cloud services, and the evolution of technology, among others. Although all of these are great from a business perspective, they introduce new risks and challenges.
Here’s the truth:
Cybersecurity has always been a critical part of organizations; however, in today’s technological and interconnected landscape, they can’t exist without it, at least in the long term.
Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is a business strategy for managing a company’s overall governance, enterprise risk management, and regulatory compliance.
From a cybersecurity standpoint, GRC is a structured approach to aligning IT (people and operations) with business objectives while effectively managing risks and meeting regulatory needs.
In this context, to achieve business objectives and maximize the company’s bottom line, organizations need to follow the best practices and procedures. This is why GRC exists… to mitigate any threat to productivity and the company’s value by creating standards, policies, regulations, and processes.
More importantly, GRC helps build trust in the organization. This trust comes from improved efficiencies, better communication, employees’ confidence to share information, and enhanced business outcomes.
That’s not all.
GRC empowers companies to create a culture of value, giving everyone the education and agency to understand how they can protect the business’s value, reputation and make better decisions.
Organizations must align people, systems, and technologies with business objectives to achieve solid and effective cybersecurity. This means everyone should know and take the proper actions when executing their tasks — it’s all about awareness and knowledge.
Governance, Risk, and Compliance is the best tool to create an integrated system that focuses on achieving objectives while addressing risks and acting with integrity.
GRC is crucial because it supports cybersecurity with vital business activities, such as:
GRC also provides a framework to integrate security and privacy with the organization’s overall goals. Why is this important? Because it allows businesses to make informed decisions regarding data security risks quickly while mitigating the risk of compromising privacy.
The following are some of the vital benefits GRC offers cybersecurity:
Third-party vendor selection: Many organizations will use a third-party scorecard to gather basic information about potential vendors. This information includes: Corporate reputation, financials, network security, history of cyber breaches, geographic location, and more. A robust GRC model would support IT and security teams select and vet potential third-party vendors. More importantly, GRC will support the creation of vendor assessments and mitigation strategies.
Risk mitigation: IT can use GRC to understand the scope of cybersecurity and document the strengths and limitations of the current security program. GRC allows organizations to outline and act on different types of threats, potential damages, mitigation plans, and risk treatments.
Regulatory compliance: GRC is vital in keeping compliance in the loop as new regulations evolve worldwide. Moreover, it brings these evolving changes to the security team’s attention ahead of time, providing time to plan and respond. Overall, GRC will help develop and manage the policies, regulations, and standards to meet the often-updated business and industry regulations.
Audit support: Modern organizations extend their procedures and protocols to provide proof and audit material to their auditors. Ensuring processes and best practices are well documented will show that the house is kept in order. Critical audit material may include: Incident response, cybersecurity awareness training, internal control test results, cybersecurity compliance reviews, and more. GRC helps craft and maintain a single source of truth for compliance that allows everyone to be on the right page.
Data privacy: GRC helps organizations stay on top of the ever-changing landscape of privacy regulations. How? by allowing the IT team to ensure that the appropriate protection, logging, geographic storage, etc. are in place to defend customers’ and employees’ data.
Visibility: GRC’s integrated approach allows companies to get visibility into every aspect of their security compliance programs. This is vital as it enables different units, managers, and personnel to see the big picture and make data-driven and informed decisions.
In summary:
A well-planned GRC program enables organizations to:
Integrating GRC and cybersecurity is imperative for organizations that want to build a long-term, successful security strategy. Aside from faster communication, congruent metrics, collaboration, and decision-making, the integration of GRC and cybersecurity offers other distinct advantages.
An integrated approach minimizes manual input and the potential for human error, reducing costs and giving organizations more time to create more value for the business.
More importantly, a strong integration helps the board to clearly and comprehensively visualize the organization’s security posture. By understanding the cross-functional posture, business directors can tell better security stories to convey trust to customers and empower employees.
To sum up:
GRC and cybersecurity work hand in hand toward a lower-risk future and value creation — they can’t exist without each other. While cybersecurity aims to protect systems, networks, and data (from a technical perspective), GRC communicates the best method and practices to achieve so.
With an integrated approach, organizations will:
The OCEG has developed this Capability Model (Red Book) as an open-source methodology that merges the sub-disciplines of governance, risk, audit, compliance, ethics/culture, and IT into a unified approach.
Organizations can evolve this standard to address specific situations, from small projects to organization-wide rollouts. Some examples are:
The model is key to framing conversations about GRC capabilities with the board, senior executives, and managers. Also, organizations might use this GRC Capability Model with more specific functional frameworks, such as: ISO, COSO, ISACA, IIA, NIST, and others.
The GRC Capability Model encourages organizations to document best practices to:
Now, let’s see how it works.
The Capability Model has four parts:
1. Learn
The main idea here is to identify the business culture, stakeholders, and organization’s business practices to successfully guide their goals, strategy, and objectives.
As a process, it would look like this:
2. Align
This step focuses on unifying strategy with objectives and actions with strategies. The goal here is to have an integrated approach where senior leadership is engaged and supports the process of decision-making.
In simple words, this process needs:
3. Perform
After aligning business goals and objectives, it’s time to perform. This step defines implementing appropriate controls and policies, preventing and remediating undesired risks, and monitoring to detect issues as soon as possible.
4. Review
As a final step, it’s imperative to review the design and operational performance of the current strategy and actions. More importantly, this step encourages organizations to analyze objectives to constantly enhance the integrated GRC activities.
What is the purpose of this model?
To develop a steady and integral improvement process to reach optimal performance and create value for the organization.
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BURNABY, BC, Sept. 22, 2022 /CNW/ – Clio, the world’s leader in cloud-based legal technology, today announced that G2’s Fall 2022 Grid Report for Legal Practice Management has ranked Clio #1 in Market Presence for the fourteenth consecutive quarter. The report highlights a continuing trend of high customer satisfaction and advocacy amongst users of legal practice management solutions. Clio received the highest scores in market presence and leadership, based on user experiences collected on the review site, and data aggregated from online sources.
“The G2 report reiterates Clio’s market dominance as the world’s leading provider of cloud-based legal software and we are extremely proud of our ranking,” said Jack Newton, CEO and Founder of Clio. “Clio’s success stems from our focus to do right by our customers. We’re focused on simplifying tedious and critical legal workflows so lawyers can have more time to do what they do best—practice law.”
“And we’re growing our technology together with our customers,” continued Jack. “Their input has led directly to our expanded product platform which includes built-in credit card and eCheck payment processing, text messaging, desktop-based document management, and our popular Clio for Clients mobile app. We appreciate the thousands of customers that worked alongside us this past quarter as we continue raising the bar for legaltech innovation.”
Clio was first named category leader in Spring 2018 with the highest combined score among all legal practice management companies. Customers rank Clio high on end-to-end solutions, workflow, mobility, and customer service. In the Fall 2022 ranking, G2 reported:
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“Our approach is truly unique in this industry,” said Jonathan Watson, CTO of Clio. “We are entirely focused on the success of our customers and by extension, their clients’ experience. Clio’s technology helps lawyers run their firms exactly how it suits them along with the support of our world class customer support team. To see Clio lead the G2 Grid further underscores our deep rooted value that customer success comes first.”
Learn more about what real users say about Clio on G2’s LPM software review page.
Clio is transforming the legal experience for all by creating the world’s leading cloud-based technologies for law firms—to keep lawyers and their clients better connected throughout the legal process. Firms of all sizes and practice areas use Clio products—Clio Manage, Clio Grow, and Lawyaw—to manage firm operations, streamline billing and payments, automate legal documents, and improve client experiences. Following its US$250M Series D funding, led by TCV and JMI Equity, and its US$110M Series E investment, led by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. and OMERS Growth Equity, Clio has made history by becoming the first legal practice management unicorn in the world. Learn more at clio.com.
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Whip Around is a cloud-based Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR) solution helping those with fleets manage the inspection and maintenance process of the vehicles in the fleet. It’s an Apple- and Android-compatible fleet management software that sends reminders and notifications to managers so that each vehicle meets maintenance schedules while keeping a complete history log with documents stored for easy access.
Whip Around is a DVIR solution founded in 2016 in New Zealand, with offices there and in Charlotte, North Carolina. It’s designed to take the excessive paperwork out of managing a fleet of vehicles. It maintains all data on a cloud-based smartphone app and is compatible with both iOS and Android markets.
Once you enter the fleet basics into the system, the app tracks maintenance schedules and manages emergency scenarios. Automatic alerts notify managers, mechanics and drivers of what needs to be done and when. Inspection reports and other documents can be uploaded into the vehicle summary for easy access, keeping all required information in one easy-to-use platform.
Looking at the fleet from a macro perspective, managers are able to use the dashboards to run comprehensive reports to make sure the fleet, as a whole, is on track and in good condition.
There are three tiers of service. The first tier is the Basic or free version, which comes with a seven-day free trial. This tier is good for one vehicle and one driver. It’s a bare-bones version of the app with defect management, DVIR compliance, reminders and document storage. The cheapest paid plan is the Standard, at $5 monthly per vehicle. This adds customized templates and forms, reporting and integrations. The Pro plan is available for $10 per vehicle each month and adds work order management, inventory, preventative maintenance schedules and cost/time tracking.
Whip Around’s goal is to remove the paperwork and spreadsheets needed to manage a fleet. It does this with an intuitive interface that manages inspection, maintenance and driver reporting data. The benefit to a robust fleet management system is a longer vehicle life cycle where vehicles get the maintenance needed regularly and on time.
Managers are also able to see how the fleet is doing, being able to look at the fleet as a whole and make decisions on acquiring new assets. Because tasks can be shared with mechanics, the process becomes automated and easier to manage. Drivers can upload receipts directly into the app to help keep track of expenses incurred by each vehicle in the fleet.
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While there are no set–up costs to start using Whip Around, users with small fleets need to understand that there is a minimum charge each month. While the price might be $5 to $10 per vehicle per month, you must pay at least $70 per month. That includes $50 towards the fleet and a $20 license fee. The license fee must be paid for all fleets and is an added cost each month.

Whip Around is a comprehensive tool that will benefit fleet managers with five or more vehicles to manage. It provides managers with the necessary schedules and alerts to stay on top of assets’ needs while storing all required receipts and documents in one central location. Managers can take a micro or macro-level view of the fleet, isolating the needs of one vehicle or the entire fleet as a whole.
A Driver Vehicle Inspection Report (DVIR) tool helps fleet managers manage the fleet’s needs. Needs might include mechanical issues, physical damage or maintenance demands. In many cases, the DVIR sends alerts to managers, drivers and mechanics.
Any business that relies on cars, trucks, vans or other vehicles needs fleet management. The management of a fleet requires a business to track everything from maintenance and registration of each vehicle, location, fuel costs, parts (if they handle in-house maintenance) and even management of the drivers of the vehicles.
Fleet management systems ensure that all vehicles in the fleet get the necessary work done to keep them operating optimally. Even a rudimentary fleet management system provides benefits to fleet managers. A DVIR solution automates much of the process, making it easier to manage the fleet.
Automating fleet management can help reduce fuel costs, improve driver safety and minimize vehicle maintenance costs. Additionally, some solutions help to track the fleet in real time and ensure deliveries are delivered on time. Read more about the benefits of fleet management systems.

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The “Document Management System Market” research report offers important information about the state of the sector. This research offers in-depth details on the industry’s foundation, productivity, strengths, manufacturers, and current trends that support business expansion and economic strength. The study makes an effort to maintain a thorough analysis and offer a geographical overview of the worldwide Document Management System Market. The report covers key info about the industry, current and future market conditions, market size, market share, revenue growth, emerging trends, expert opinions from across world, and the financial position of key market players who can influence market growth.
The various market conditions that directly affect the market’s expansion are covered in the Document Management System Market study. An inventive, passionate, competent, and experienced team of analysts, researchers, industry experts, and forecasters carefully worked on the report’s framework. The research involves the SWOT analysis, PESTLE analysis, predictive analysis, real-time analysis, revenue share, market size, the competitive market scenario, market opportunities, and major strategies like partnership, cooperation, mergers, and acquisitions that have been implemented by key competitors to strengthen their presence in the global market.
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗮𝗷𝗼𝗿 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁:

Atlassian, OpenText Corporation, Xerox Corporation, IBM Corporation, eFileCabinet Inc., SpringCM, Oracle Corporation, Hyland Software Inc., Ricoh USA, Inc., Open Document Management System S.L., Microsoft Corporation, Synergis Technologies, R2 Technologies Limited, and Zoho Corporation.
𝗦𝗰𝗼𝗽𝗲 & 𝗦𝗲𝗴𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁:
The Document Management System Market report includes an extensive research of the prospective market segments, including product type, application, and end-user, as well as their contribution to market size. The research offers a precise and expert examination of the detailed analysis of prospects, development factors, and future projections provided in a simple and understandable manner. The research examines the Document Management System Market by analyzing how the financial situation, growth strategy, and product portfolio have changed over the course of the forecast period.
Global Document Management System Market: Taxonomy
The global document management system market is segmented on the basis of component, deployment type, end-use industry, and region:
On the basis of component, the market is segmented into:
Software
Services
On the basis of deployment type, the market is segmented into:
On-premise
Cloud-based
On the basis of end-use industry, the market is segmented into:
Government
Healthcare
Manufacturing
IT & Telecom
BFSI
Media and Entertainment
Others
On the basis of region, the market is segmented into:
North America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Latin America
Middle East and Africa
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𝗚𝗲𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵𝗶𝗰 𝗦𝗲𝗴𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁:
The Document Management System Market report offers insights on the market area, which is further divided into sub-regions and nations/regions. This chapter of the research includes details on profit prospects in addition to market share data for each nation and subregion. During the expected time, this component of the research covers the market share and growth rate of each region, country, and sub-region.
– North America (USA and Canada)
– Europe (UK, Germany, France and the rest of Europe)
– Asia Pacific (China, Japan, India, and the rest of the Asia Pacific region)
– Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, and the rest of Latin America)
– Middle East and Africa (GCC and rest of the Middle East and Africa)
– Oceania (Australia, and New Zealand)
𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁:

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Bucharest—Dentons, the world’s largest law firm, assisted Asseco SEE, one of the largest IT companies in South East Europe, in the acquisition of a majority stake in Bithat Solutions, a Romanian company specialized in data and document management solutions.
Through the acquisition, Asseco SEE continues its strategy of expanding its document management solutions and accelerating the growth of its business.
Bucharest-based partner Cristian Popescu (Corporate M&A) led the transaction team, assisted by counsel Cristina Marcu and associates Cristina Florea and Alin Dimache. The Dentons team coordinated all legal aspects of the acquisition, from the extended due diligence to the drafting and negotiation of the transaction documents.
Cristian Popescu commented: “We are honored to assist Asseco in yet another transaction on the Romanian market, our second collaboration in less than a year. The successful completion of Bithat acquisition represents a new stage for our client in its strategy expand its portfolio of online document management solutions and digital services, while consolidating its market position in Romania and the SEE region.”
Last year Dentons also advised Payten, a member of the Asecco SEE Group, on the acquisition of a majority stake in ContentSpeed, a leading eCommerce software and solution provider on the Romanian market.
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Wells Fargo technology teams drive innovation to create a more powerful and fulfilling financial experience for our customers and team members. You will join more than 24,000 team members supporting 95 billion transactions annually in 10 countries. Our career opportunities span the technology spectrum: advanced analytics, big data, information security, application development, cloud enablement, project management and more.
About this role:
Wells Fargo is seeking a Lead Software Engineer.
In this role, you will:
• Lead complex technology initiatives including those that are companywide with broad impact
• Act as a key participant in developing standards and companywide best practices for engineering complex and large scale technology solutions for technology engineering disciplines
• Design, code, test, debug, and document for projects and programs
• Review and analyze complex, large-scale technology solutions for tactical and strategic business objectives, enterprise technological environment, and technical challenges that require in-depth evaluation of multiple factors, including intangibles or unprecedented technical factors
• Make decisions in developing standard and companywide best practices for engineering and technology solutions requiring understanding of industry best practices and new technologies, influencing and leading technology team to meet deliverables and drive new initiatives
• Collaborate and consult with key technical experts, senior technology team, and external industry groups to resolve complex technical issues and achieve goals
• Lead projects, teams, or serve as a peer mentor
Qualifications:
Required
• 5+ years of Software Engineering experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education
• 3+ years of Data management, Data Integration, Data Warehouse and BI experience
• 3+ years of experience in building Data APIs/Services
• 3+ years of experience with Dev-Ops, CICD Pipeline
Desired
• An industry-standard technology certification
• Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
• Experience Hadoop ecosystem tools such as Apache Flume, Apache Kafka, Apache Sqoop, Apache Flink, Apache Hive or Apache Storm
• Agile Scrum (CSM), SAFE certifications or other advanced Agile certifications
• Experience with Agile Scrum (Daily Standup, Sprint Planning and Sprint Retrospective meetings) and Kanban
• 2+ years of experience with modern software engineering technologies and tool sets
• 2+ years of experience with systems architecture and design
• 3 plus years in big data and/or cloud data solutions
• Knowledge and understanding of Home Lending
Job expectations:
Ability to travel up to 10% of the time
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Employees support our focus on building strong customer relationships balanced with a strong risk mitigating and compliance-driven culture which firmly establishes those disciplines as critical to the success of our customers and company. They are accountable for execution of all applicable risk programs (Credit, Market, Financial Crimes, Operational, Regulatory Compliance), which includes effectively following and adhering to applicable Wells Fargo policies and procedures, appropriately fulfilling risk and compliance obligations, timely and effective escalation and remediation of issues, and making sound risk decisions. There is emphasis on proactive monitoring, governance, risk identification and escalation, as well as making sound risk decisions commensurate with the business unit’s risk appetite and all risk and compliance program requirements.

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The days of paper stacks and rows of filing cabinets are behind us, replaced with digital files neatly stored in the cloud. Business documents nowadays are almost entirely digital, which enables a host of extra features that make day-to-day tasks much easier. Read on to learn everything you need to know about document tracking services, including what they are, key features you should look for, and how using document tracking software can benefit your business.
Document tracking is a key feature of document management systems that automates the process of searching, accessing, editing and managing electronic documents or files. With a document tracker, you can control who can view a document and see who has accessed it, what changes have been made, and who the document has been sent to.
Document tracking systems (also known as file tracking systems) are most commonly used in the financial, healthcare and legal sectors, owing to the sensitive nature of their documents.
Though document tracking systems are very similar to document management systems and are often included as a feature of DMS, they are not synonymous. The main difference is that document tracking has a more specialized focus (tracking), whereas document management systems provide a wide range of features, including collaboration, document sharing and transferring.
 
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There are many reasons you should track your business’s documents. First and foremost, it provides a big opportunity to optimize your daily operations by speeding up the process of filing as well as providing you with key data about your business. A document tracking system can automatically collect data on your customers, clients, investors and competitors, and reveal how your employees use (or don’t use) the documents you send out to them.
These are some things your DTS can tell you:
These are some additional benefits of a DTS:

When you’re choosing a document tracking service, there are a few features you should be sure to look for. Before you begin your search, list all the features you think you might need, and categorize them into “must have,” “would like to have” and “could live without” to help you make your decision.
Here are a few key features you should look for:
To help you choose the best document tracking software for your organization, business.com reviewed the best document management services. These are our best picks:

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