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ARTICLE · 10 APRIL 2008

Ten Steps Towards A Successful Document Management Outsourcing

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Despite the proliferation of new digital technologies, the reach of the Internet and a decline in data storage costs, business still relies heavily on paper as a communication medium.

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Despite the proliferation of new digital technologies, the reach of the Internet and a decline in data storage costs, business still relies heavily on paper as a communication medium. As a result, organisations tend to have significant investment in the resources required to create, distribute and store paper, even though those activities are unlikely for many organisations to be core to their business. More and more companies are therefore looking to document management outsourcing as a way to streamline and enhance this part of their business.

However, although document management functions may be strategically distant from core business, in practice there is a tendency for the resources and processes supporting those functions to be deeply embedded within the overall organisation. This presents a challenge and potentially, for the organisation considering outsourcing, and, to make it work, a

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