Products by Medical INK Corporation

Controlling fixed asset information and extracting the data needed for tax and reporting purposes can often come with many challenges. These hurdles may be caused by lack of a proper functioning asset ...Read More

Controlling fixed asset information and extracting the data needed for tax and reporting purposes can often come with many challenges. These hurdles may be caused by lack of a proper functioning asset management system or the need to update processes to reflect changes in the organization’s environment. This white paper will explore the challenges presented by fixed asset management, how to evaluate current processes, and how specialized systems can offer solutions.

Organizations need to be cognizant of their obligations and execute plans to manage information consistent with the records management, data retention, and data protection requirements across the ...Read More

Organizations need to be cognizant of their obligations and execute plans to manage information consistent with the records management, data retention, and data protection requirements across the countries in which they operate. Corporate written policies should address local requirements, keeping in mind that data protection
implies obligations to (1) enforce the smart deletion of data and convenience copies as well as (2) prevent the destruction of critical business records due to legal and regulatory mandates.

Adopting a global records management, data retention, and data protection framework and employing technology to enforce these policies into technical protocols will provide cost efficiencies and risk mitigation benefits.

This White Paper discusses the impact of the critical records management, data retention, and data protection regulations across key geographies (namely, the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Australia).

The decision of whether or not to outsource a small to medium-business’ (SMB) software programs is one that requires an examination of a variety of unique factors. Each firm must take into account ...Read More

The decision of whether or not to outsource a small to medium-business’ (SMB) software programs is one that requires an examination of a variety of unique factors. Each firm must take into account their distinctive position in the marketplace in order to determine whether they should use a, Software as a Service (SaaS) business model, or not. Both SaaS and on-premise software programs have benefits and drawbacks that should be factored in to the decision-making process.

A newly-emerging solution to the on-premise or SaaS dilemma is for firms to select a software vendor that can provide either type.

Discover how a vendor that offers both SaaS and on-premise software programs can help a firm streamline its customer support software management process.