ImageSoft Adds Six Customers In Six Months
Continuing its growth momentum, Southfield-based ImageSoft Inc. said Wednesday that it has concluded the first half of the year with the addition of six new customers.
"With depleted budgets and reduced staffing, more and more business and government enterprises are recognizing the immense value of enterprise content management in optimizing their operations," said Scott Bade, ImageSoft president. "When combined with automated workflow, technology is still the best way to leverage existing resources, cut overall costs and produce swift return on investment."
From January through June, ImageSoft signed agreements with the following customers to help them automate, standardize, streamline and improve their workplace processes:
* New Breed Logistics, Inc., of High Point, N.C., which provides distribution services, reverse logistics and repair, and supply chain consulting.
* Glimcher Realty Trust, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, a premier real estate investment trust and recognized leader in the ownership, management, acquisition and development of malls.
* XChanging, based in London, England, one of the largest and fastest growing providers of business process services with a wide range of global customers.
* Clinton County, a community with a population of approximately 70,000 located in the Lansing area.
* Team Legal Solutions, (Team Support Services) headquartered in Kalamazoo, a leading provider of document imaging, data management, litigation technology and information support services.
* Park Township, a community of 18,351 in West Michigan's Ottawa County.
Beyond new customers, ImageSoft also continues to expand its operations by growing business with existing customers. The company, which now counts 145 customers, has added major new projects from several current clients, among them Priority Health Management Benefits, of Grand Rapids. A longtime ImageSoft customer, Priority Health initially chose ImageSoft to implement a document storage and retrieval application in selected departments at its Grand Rapids facility. This year, Priority Health expanded the work to include a workflow system in the enrollment departments at its Grand Rapids and Farmington Hills locations.
"We often find that customers that begin with a departmental implementation quickly see the benefits and savings and opt to expand their solution to other departments," said Bade. "The real value and cost savings of ECM come from an enterprise-wide implementation."
Founded in 1996, ImageSoft provides technology to automate, streamline and improve workplace processes, increase productivity, reduce operating costs, and save time and money. Its markets include insurance companies, government, the courts, healthcare and educational institutions, and manufacturers. Beyond its Michigan headquarters, ImageSoft operates offices in North Carolina, Oregon and Ohio.
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