ECS Imaging Inc. provides innovative solutions to help organizations of all sizes increase productivity by optimizing their business processes. Our more than 400 clients in 16 states from both the public and private sector find value in the flexibility provided by embracing paperless business processes. Decades of experience as a leading Laserfiche Value Added Reseller (VAR) allows us to confidently manage projects of all sizes- from one user to one thousand.
We strive to be the preferred resource for enterprise content management services. We accomplish this by providing industry-leading customer support and by implementing cutting-edge content management solutions that consistently exceed our clients’ expectations. ECS Imaging is a Certified Small Business and procurement of Laserfiche is available with our CMAS contract through the California Department of General Services. Canon scanners can also be procured through our CMAS contract.
4th Quarter User Group – Southern CA
City of Palm Desert
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 (1:00 pm —4:00 pm)South Tahoe Public Utility District1275 Meadow Crest DriveSouth Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RSVP PLEASE EMAIL MALSBURY@STPUD.DST.CA.US OR CALL 530.543.6284 If you know anyone who may be interested in joining us please feel free to invite them or have them contact me.
Simplifying Contract Administration with Laserfiche Workflow Contra Costa County Public Works is located in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area and is home to over 1 million residents. Public Works maintains 660 miles of roads, 79 miles of creeks and channels, and 93 County buildings. Before Laserfiche, Public Works had a
What’s New in Laserfiche Cloud 2019.4? Simultaneously Edit and Collaborate on Office 365 Documents Co-author Microsoft documents with multiple people and auto-save directly from within the Laserfiche repository using your Office 365 business account. New Laserfiche Scanning Experience (Coming Soon in Late Oct) Enjoy a new web-based scanning interface for easier ad-hoc, low-volume scanning into the Laserfiche
