FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Imaging Office Systems, a Ft. Wayne-based technology company, announces the hiring of Connor Burgess as a data management executive. Imaging Office Systems delivers fully scalable data management, digital transformation, and cloud services solutions to a wide range of business customers, and Burgess will be instrumental in building new relationships with all types of organizations in the Ft. Wayne and surrounding areas. Burgess comes to Imaging Office Systems from MedPro Group in Ft. Wayne, where he served as new business producer.

Hoosier native, Ben Risinger, returns to Indianapolis to lead tech company's marketing efforts

K-12 education is stuck between a rock and a hard place. This is nothing new. We want the best for our children, and many times, education is the top-funded program in a state’s budget. But—states are scrutinizing these budgets and expecting districts to maintain current budgets or do more with less. Pressure is on as belt-tightening has become the norm.

Most schools have some form of digital document filing system, but this may be as elementary as a Windows directory, or a difficult-to-use student information system (SIS) with a clunky document attachment mechanism. Some school systems still rely on paper-based forms and manual paper workflows, which require more time and paper management.

Let’s take a look at three ways digital transformation can help K-12 school districts, and why school districts are looking to document management systems to ease the burden, increase efficiency, and make the most of cost-effective labor.

IOS was recently honored as a Hyland Silver Partner award winner. Hyland recognizes IOS for helping businesses and organizations operate more efficiently using the OnBase by Hyland enterprise content management solution.

IOS – Your document management solution

Imaging Office Systems derives 100% of its revenue from content management. IOS has designed and installed over 500 multi-user systems throughout the United States with clients in Europe and Central America.

It’s Monday.  It’s the day after the Super Bowl.  And, if you live in the Midwest, it’s the third day of a marathon snowstorm.

That’s a lot to deal with on even a normal day.  Today isn’t a normal day.

It’s Groundhog Day.

I’m not sure today is a “holiday”, but all the pomp and circumstance give it that vibe.  For whatever reason, it has a special-day feel.