TAMPA, FL, May 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Non-governmental organizations continually strive to find ways to deliver more services with fewer resources, decreased funding and increased compliance regulations. Constant challenges include contract routing, review and approvals from global reviewers, collaboration with team members in remote worldwide locations, and maintaining document control and compliance.
These challenges drive NGOs to search for affordable technology solutions to address their needs.
Document Advantage Corporation (DocuVantage) will be exhibiting its NGO Contract and Business Process Management solution at the 2011 InsideNGO Annual Member Meeting being held June 6-8, 2011 at the Washington DC Convention Center.
"We are pleased to again be invited to participate in this important conference" says Jana Wiggins, CEO of DocuVantage. "NGOs understand that efficiency of service delivery is the key to their success, and operational process and compliance challenges cannot be obstacles. Technology and expertise can be used to remove these barriers, thereby allowing NGO staff and executive management to focus on mission critical decisions and benefactor relations. With DocuVantage OnDemand, one platform provides document capture and storage, business process automation, collaboration between field offices, compliance, and information management."
By automating document review and approval processes that span all operational areas, NGOs can deliver more services faster. Online electronic document and business process automation allow NGOs to eliminate the worry of not meeting compliance regulations or not having enough staff and time to move information seamlessly through the organization. As operational processes are executed more rapidly, audit and information requests can quickly and easily be fulfilled. Contractual document review and approvals take a fraction of the time, resulting in the NGO receiving funds faster and more quickly deploying their services to people who need them.
Visitors to DocuVantage booth #36 can learn more about how other organizations have automated their processes and successfully shifted their focus to meeting mission goals.
Learn more about how one NGO is currently using DocuVantage technology to more efficiently deliver much needed humanitarian services worldwide.
About Document Advantage Corporation
Document Advantage Corporation has over 20 years of experience assisting organizations with their document management, business process and compliance needs. The company's flagship product DocuVantage OnDemand is a subscription-based, enterprise-class document management solution delivered via Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). It is the first online document management system to offer document capture, global text searching, rules-based workflow, electronic signature and records management compliance in one platform. DocuVantage OnDemand is used by non-profit, commercial, health care, financial services and government organizations worldwide.
For more information about DocuVantage products and services, call 866-367-3467 ext. 1, or visit www.docuvantage.com.
NGO Contract Management and Compliance Solutions at 2011 InsideNGO Annual Member Conference
Non-governmental organizations are accelerating contractual document review and approvals four-fold, increasing compliance and controls with DocuVantage's cross-ops solutions.
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