inFORM Decisions, a leading provider of IBM i document automation, payment automation and database modernization solutions, highlights on Earth Day their ongoing efforts to support the Arbor Day Foundation's Gift of Trees Program. Since 2009, inFORM has planted ten trees for every document automation or payment automation solution purchased totaling over 1300 trees planted on behalf of their customers.
"As a company, we're committed to the protection of our environment. We do realize that customers buy our solutions because of features, functionality and time and cost-savings over paper based environments, and not because we plant trees in their honor. However, everyone wins through our support of the Arbor Day Foundation. We feel good about our contribution, and our customers are thankful for the gesture," says Dan Forster, President, inFORM Decisions.
The Arbor Day Foundation is a nonprofit conservation and education organization with a mission to inspire people to plant, celebrate and nurture trees. The Foundation plants and distributes more than 10 million trees each year.
The environmental benefits of inFORM's Document Automation solutions include support for a paperless environment by allowing companies to shift from paper documents to eDocuments that can be automatically processed, intelligently distributed, and easily captured and stored in the cloud. This reduces a company's dependency on paper, improves efficiency, and lowers costs while protecting our environment and conserving our increasingly scarce resources.
inFORM has documented their continual support and commitment to protect the environment through their IFD Green Page which provides hundreds of links to environmental information and organizations offering resources for reducing paper and power usage, lowering IT operating costs, protecting the environment and strengthening sustainable use policies.
For more information, contact inFORM Decisions at (800) 585-5544 or visit www.informdecisions.com.
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