Users of ACOM's robust, enterprise-level EZContentManager management document management solution can now access, manage, and distribute documents from the road using the BlackBerry smartphone by Research in Motion (RIM), the result of a strategic partnership between ACOM Solutions, Inc. and mobile document access (MDA) provider WICKSoft Corp., the companies have announced.
EZContentManager, a Web-based content and document management system, allows companies to centralize corporate files of any type from any source in a single password-secured data repository, with browser-driven retrieval and distribution. Internally generated documents are indexed and archived automatically as they are produced, while externally obtained documents are indexed as part of the scanning/archiving process. Documents can be retrieved under metadata or full text search.
"Any document or capability in EZCM that is available from the desktop is also available to mobile users from their BlackBerry," said ACOM Product Manager Angela Doolittle. "Operation is simple and intuitive. Users log in on their Blackberry devices, select WICKSoft Mobile Documents from a list of mobile applications, select ACOM EZCM and proceed through a series of menus until they isolate the domain and the document they need. Features such as scrolling and zoom make review of documents quick and easy, and users can perform any activity they are authorized for directly from the Blackberry, including create, and delete, email a document as an attachment, rename, and more."
WICKSoft Mobile Documents is widely regarded as the best mobile document access solution in the wireless market due to its multi-tiered security architecture and ease of use, according to ACOM. In addition to being the industry leader, WICKSoft Mobile Documents is the only solution that allows EZCM users to wirelessly manage, download fax, email, and view documents using the BlackBerry smartphone. No modification to the EZContentManager software or architecture is required for mobile deployment.
"We are excited to provide WICKSoft Mobile Documents as a solution in the electronic document and content management space," said Will Hickie, president and CEO of WICKSoft. "Our partnership with ACOM enables us to deliver a secure mobile document access solution to customers who are using the EZContentManager system from virtually any location inside or outside the office."
Mobile EZContentManager can be extremely valuable in a range of industries and professions, such as government, accounting and law firms, media, construction and real estate, and healthcare, Doolittle noted.
About WICKSoft Corporation
WICKSoft Corp. is the leading provider of mobile document access (MDA) solutions for the BlackBerry. As a member of the BlackBerry Alliance Program, WICKSoft provides document access solutions for business and enterprise customers. For more information visit: http://www.wicksoft.com/.
About ACOM Solutions, Inc.
Now in its 25th year of business, ACOM Solutions, Inc. develops modular software systems for document output, document management, secure corporate payments, and B2B EDI/XML e-commerce applications, marketing them domestically and through overseas partners. Corporate headquarters are in Long Beach, Calif.; System i Software Division headquarters are in Duluth, Ga., and regional offices are located in several major U.S. cities. For more information call 800 699 5758, email sales@ acom.com, or visit http://www.acom.com/.
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