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    DISC Implements Referral Program

    11/09/2009

    Here at DISC we are in the process of implementing a referral program.  Good leads are an integral part to any business strategy, and here at DISC we realize the value of a good lead.  We are currently working on a Partner Portal which will allow for submission of leads.  Our sales force will then follow-up with the contact for the submitted lead and if it leads to a meeting, or a project, you will receive compensation.  The Partner Portal will allow users to receive a commis... Read More

    Open Source ECM For Small Business

    03/12/2009

    By: Ben Andrews - March 12, 2009 Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is not just for large enterprises anymore. Smaller organizations can benefit from the added efficiency, automated retention, and automatic routing of using an ECM solution. For many small organizations the cost of implementing an ECM solution may not seem cost effective, many costing tens of thousands of dollars. Converting to an ECM based workflow from a paper based workflow may seem daunting, but putting it off is costing yo... Read More

    DISC / KUSI Implement Scan-On-Demand Services

    12/11/2008

    By: Ben Andrews - December 11, 2008 DISC, in collaboration with Voltaic Commerce and Kentucky Underground Storage, Inc (KUSI) , has been working on implementing a streamlined document request and retrieval system for KUSI.  Using DISC.s Online Retrieval System and a custom customer portal developed by Voltaic Commerce, KUSI.s clients will be able to request a record, get notification about and review request statuses, and view requested documents all from within their web-browser and ove... Read More

    Rules and Statutes Supporting the Admissibility of Digitized Images in the Course of Litigation

    12/10/2008

    By: Ben Andrews - December 10, 2008 Currently the legal admissibility of images created by the process of document imaging is not completely black and white. There are several laws to look at before your organization makes a decision whether to move forward with a document imaging system. This should by no means be your sole counsel regarding the legal admissibility. This is meant only to give you a few rules and regulations to inquire about with your legal representation. The 'Federal Rules o... Read More


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