Tecres Technologies Nigeria Limited is a Document Scanning and Management Company providing EDMS ECM BPM paperless solutions to public and private organizations throughout Nigeria and West Africa Region.
Friday, September 22, 2017
5 Ways To Use Document Management To Increase Your Small Business Efficiency
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
The Cost of Paper Documents in Any Organisations
There is no gain saying that organisations cannot survive without keeping history of back office operations in document archives, but these costs can be a daunting responsibility where organisations are attaining more edge with slimmer budgets.
Consider the following tangible and intangible re-occurring budget cost in handling your paper document archive:
- Cost of rent of space
- Cost of file racks and/or cabinets
- Cost of missing document
- Cost of misfiled documents
- Cost of flood and/or disaster
- Cost of printing
- Cost of duplication
- Cost of access
- Cost of retrieval
- Cost of wear and tear
- Cost of handling
- Etcetera.
To some, the cost of the latter may be huge compared to the cost of the former as a result of the number of years in business and the volume of document in archive. But, the fact remains that those seemingly intangible cost of paper archive builds over time while the cost of digitisation drastically reduces over time. The benefits of going digital far outweighs its cost.
Julius Macaulay is a seasoned Enterprise Content Management consultant with over 12 years of providing #ECM #EDMS #BPM solutions and services to diverse business sector.
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
The Importance of HTML Meta Data to Organizations Social Branding
Before now, search engines spiders used basically meta data information to determine website presence and rank it accordingly. As a result, website developers ensured that the meta tags were heavily stuffed with bloated keywords related or not. Search engines are now more sophisticated using algorithms based on the entire webpage content and not just the meta data.The relevance of meta data today is primarily to validate the relativity to content and site position.
Search engines crawls through billions of website on the internet and builds an index listing on it web servers. When a search is performed, the search engine crawls through the index and returns relevant answers to the query. The alternative method for search engine to find website is the quality of the page content. A high-quality content, what other user are saying about the website and how popular the website is (trend) are all alternative for search engines to find website. The reliability of an author can also be used to find website.
Nevertheless, the rest of the meta data may not be very important to search engine spiders as it were some years back, but the Title, Description and Keywords tags still shows up when a website is found. According to SurveyMonkey, it was discovered that 43.2% of people click on a given result due to well-articulated meta description. The description which can be termed website summary increases click through rate of a visitor to any website.
The clickable link information of a website is taken from the title tag. It also determines if a user will click a page or not even after it is discovered by the search engine algorithm.
In my conclusion, HTML meta data may not be important to search engines in finding a website, it is still relevant to visitors click through rate from the search result pool.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Choose Tecres Technologies
High-level Document Storage Security
Securing files from multiple associations is no joke. That is why Tecres technologies use multiple forms of high-strength security for its document archives. These security precautions include automated robotic laser security, web surveillance (with client alert notification) and a humid state density controlled centre.
Highly Organised Active File Management
Active files may be powerful assets for a business. However, they can also be extremely time-consuming amidst their complexities. That is why Tecres is here to give you one less thing to worry about with its Active File Management service. This service handles each client with respect to where they are in their management stage.
Easy Record Management Compliance
A large worry for those who manage their files is maintaining business compliance. You don’t want to fall behind on behind on a payment simply because you forgot all about a bill floating around somewhere. That is where Record Management Compliance comes in. This department handles the specific details of keeping the records accurate, as well as federal/state/local regulations for your business.
Wide Range of Client Types
As mentioned earlier, document storage is necessary for multiple kinds of projects. The government, medical, financial, legal, and educational departments are just some of the clients that whose documents we store. Every client is handled with customised care for their specific organisation and their even more specific information.
Scan on Demand Convenience
This department provides optimum convenience for anyone who needs their files but is not able to pick them up. Our scan on demand service offers a fast and cost-effective delivery of your needed documents.
With Tecres’s varying forms of document organisation and care, they definitely will not disappoint your business needs.
Monday, February 20, 2017
Document Scanning for Educational Institution
Educational institution in Nigeria has a lot of papers that they have to file on a daily basis from student registration form to examination past question and teachers information. It is high time educational institution to upgrade technology by switching to paperless with the help of document scanning experts, TEcres Technologies.
Using its dedicated scanning facility and cutting edge document imaging equipment, Tecres Technologies offers document scanning services that are specially designed for the education sector. As well as providing an on-going service, a scan-on-demand solution for ‘pay as you go’ or on-demand scanning is also on offer, allowing each document to be digitised only when it is needed. No matter the budget restriction, educational institutions of all sizes can utilise the benefits of this latest technology in a low-cost way to create a more productive educational environment.
Julius Macaulay, Managing Director at Tecres Technologies said, “Any professional environment that relies on a large amount of physical documentation can have their workflows streamlined by storing these files digitally, and the benefits of document scanning in the education sector are endless.”
Julius continued, “We understand that budgets can often be limiting for educational facilities, which may hold some back from investing in digital archiving, what they may think is, an expensive document management solution. However, we believe that every business has the right to enjoy a revolutionised, more productive working environment, enabled by efficient document scanning. We urge any school, secondary or university that is looking to make the move to paperless to get in touch with us today, to discuss the options for document scanning for the education sector that are available.”
Tecres Technologies collects entire archives of paper documentation from each of its clients, to then be stored in its highly secure storage facility. Once digitised, files can either be kept safe with Tecres Technologies or destroyed responsibly.
Call Julius/Fidelis on 08020619478/08062539412 or Visit www.tecres.com.ng to know more on the different ways we can help you cost your storage cost.
Monday, February 13, 2017
Benefit of E-Archiving Your Documents
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
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Businesses hold onto thousands of pieces of paper and manual documents. And as time goes on, these accumulate until there are multiple filing cabinets overflowing with neglected, but important, files that rarely see the light of day. Easily destroyed, thrown away or lost, these documents not only take up valuable room and cost companies thousands in time spent looking for them, but they are also at very serious risk of the elements.
In Nigeria, where fire outbreak, flood, thefts and building collapsing are the order of the day how do you ensure your important and confidential business documents are kept safe when disaster strikes?
The only sure way to keep your documents safe is by turning to digital practices. Digitising your paper archive and current documents using a specialist scanner, however, will remove the need for storage facilities by enabling them to be stored on widely accessible clouds.
It is always worth backing these documents though as a secondary precaution. Although clouds are secure, if their server goes down, it will stop access which can hinder a businesses’ productivity for a time. Using a central server that is either located on or off site, however, will provide businesses with a secondary platform to access and store data and provide peace of mind. These are great for both large and small businesses as they are cost-effective to maintain, but there is always the risk that they can be damaged from outside elements. In order to combat this, some service providers store data on multiple servers housed at different geographic locations. So even if one of the servers is destroyed, your documents will still be safe as they are stored on other servers too.
The main benefit of backing up your documents digitally is that when you’re back in business, you can quickly recover your documents and resume operations which minimise disruption to both customers and employee.
Call Julius/Fidelis on 08020619478/08062539412 or Visit www.tecres.com.ng to know more on the different ways we can help you cost your storage cost.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Planning Your Digital and Hard-Copy Processes
Many businesses are finding themselves moving from hard copies to digital copies in a world that are becoming more and more technology-driven. Now with two types of mediums to handle, managing the information and documents can become a confusing and tedious task.
Besides the environmental benefits that a paperless document management system provides, one of the biggest draws to implementing a digital records system is the accompanying organisation and convenience.
Connecting your digital copies with your hard copies can be tricky when you first implement the hybridised system. There are three, initial concepts to keep in mind in order to keep your business running smoothly:
* Have a plan! Document the plan so that everyone in your organisation is well aware of the protocol.
* Stay organised! Don’t let bad habits make things more confusing for you in the future.
* Keep it simple! Try not to over-complicate your new system. After all, this is intended to make your life easier.
These concepts are fully explained below so that you can get on your way to a more efficient and organised office right away.
(1) Have a Plan
Once you make the constructive decision to adopt an electronic record storage system, you’ll want to thoughtfully plan out the process so that you can get the most out of your new protocol.
The most important way to reap the benefits of a digital record system is to keep everyone informed of the plan and document it well.
When using a hybridised system of electronic and physical document copies, be sure to plan which copies you will keep digital and which will continue to be used as hard-copies right from the beginning. A good way to make this decision is to only keep hard copies when it is an absolute requirement, whether by legal requirements or company policy.
Once you decide which types of files are to be converted and/or kept digital and which types of files are to remain hard-copies, clearly document this so that all employees are educated on this distinction.
Also be sure to maintain a proper procedure for documenting whether a file is in a digital or physical form in order to stay organised.
Some other things to consider when creating your plan include:
* Which employees have access to which files
* Keeping your plan simple and easy to follow
* Spotting any faults in your plan early so that you can quickly make changes before they worsen into larger problems
(2) Stay Organized
With a proper plan in place, the next thing to remember (especially in the beginning of implementing a new system) is to stay organised.
Make sure that your plan is rigorously followed in the beginning to develop proper habits for your employees in the future.
One way to ensure your plan is being carried out properly and productively is to perform periodic checks on the system to make sure everything is still organised and easy to use.
(3) Keep It Simple
Simplicity is the key to organisation and efficiency when beginning a new record storage system. You adopted a new document management structure to make your life easier, so don’t overcomplicate things!
First and foremost, ensure your initial plan is easy to follow and understand.
Additionally, make sure your system is working to make your company perform more efficiently. If you are not seeing results, consider revising your plan or contacting your provider to optimise how your storage system is operating.
Choosing the Right Electronic Record Storage System
Deciding on the proper electronic record storage system will depend on your organisation’s needs.
Business who require regular access to their documents will work best with a hybridised system. This service entails offsite storage facilities being used to keep the physical files that are rarely used along with the regularly used files kept in the office and implementing an electronic storage database for files that can be kept digitally.
For companies who do not require physical copies of documents, transitioning to a fully electronic document management system is definitely a viable option.
Tecres Technologies Is Your Document Management Solution, call Julius/Fidelis on 08020619478/08062539412 or Visit www.tecres.com.ng