IntelliChief ensures the recovery of paper documents in the event they are destroyed.
IntelliChief LLC, provider of document management and document imaging solutions for the IBM i (System i, iSeries, AS/400) platform, has announced that Titan International has selected the IntelliChief Disaster Recovery solution to enable recovery of its paper documents in the event that they are destroyed.
Titan International, producer of both Titan and Goodyear Farm Tire brands, offers a full line of wheels and tires for a wide variety of off-road equipment. With a network of dealers throughout the world, Titan is a global brand that original equipment manufacturers and operators can count on for durable products and quality service.
Titan International rightly views disaster recovery planning as a critical initiative. Not only do they focus on contingency plans for loss of computer hardware and electronic files, but with IntelliChief, they also now have a proven method for recovery of their paper documents in the event that they are destroyed.
With IntelliChief, users scan paper files and archive them in the IntelliChief repository and backup this data as part of their electronic disaster recovery efforts. Not only are these scanned files backed up and protected, but they are available to view across the business directly from familiar ERP screens.
While IntelliChief protects documents, it also improves operational efficiency, and can reduce/eliminate paper, toner, and storage costs.
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