Transactional documents represent an opportunity for business process improvement
There is a need to process more data, gain access to data in an easy to understand form, and to more efficiently use and present data that intersects key business processes. This transactional information is the backbone of the operational side of our businesses.
High-tech and telecommunications companies have transactional documents that support front and back office applications to include customer service, sales (CRM systems), backend analytics, and e-discovery. Inventory information and reports, invoices, bills and statements, back office analytics, customer support communications, and demand generation documents are examples transactional documents.
Transactional documents need to be consumed internally – cross functionally and externally with suppliers, partners, channels, and customers. These documents need to be available through call centers, self service websites, and email and print. “Content distribution via print remains the incumbent for business users and customers”, as noted by Infotrends June 2007, in “Speeding your business process: Making transactional content readily available”.
High-tech and Communications companies should consider Document Process Outsourcing Services for transactional documents. These services optimize workflow, technology and processes and deliver business process improvements and cost containment. There are many sources to find more about Document Process Outsourcing Services. You may want to consider attending XPLOR, March 3-6 in Boston – a conference on digital documents.
It’s interesting reading. Thanks for blog.
Yes thanks. What do you think about transactional documents and integrating CRM data and advertising inside of print media?