Recorded On : February 18, 2009
Length: 60 minutes
Governments are under immense pressure to do more with less - to increase accountability & responsiveness while reducing cost. And with an increasingly distributed workforce and global partners, these challenges are even greater. Forms and contract-based processes help mitigate risk and provide control over mission critical operations. Unfortunately, most forms today are still executed on paper which is costly, causes delays and impedes productivity. But with the right technology and a phased-approach, government organizations can successfully make the transformation into paperless enterprises.
In this free Webcast, Silanis & EIM will share how governments can leverage electronic signature, e-forms and content management capability to eliminate paper from their organizations. The presentation covers:
Following this overview, attendees hear first hand how the US Army has successfully implemented e-signatures and e-forms across the enterprise.
The US Army's Publication Content Management System (APCMS) is the single largest deployment of electronic forms & e-signatures, involving more than 1.6 million users and 2500 forms. Since the implementation began more than 3 years ago, the project has successfully met the initial goals of cost avoidance and productivity including:
Tommy Petrogiannis, President & Co-Founder, Silanis Technology
Silanis President Tommy Petrogiannis has been the driving force behind the leading e-signature provider since co-founding the company in 1992. He directs Silanis’ corporate strategy, and guides its research and development efforts. A recognized authority on electronic signatures and approvals, Mr. Petrogiannis has been a speaker at many government and commercial industry conferences. His two decades of IT experience have also included work at Compaq and Matrox Electronics.
Susan Schleigh, Executive Program Manager, US Army Publishing Content Management System
Ms. Susan Schleigh is President of the Federal Division of Enterprise Information Management. Susan joined EIM in 2005 and oversees Business Development, Operations and Systems Engineering for the company. She has also been the Executive Program Manager for the US Army Publishing Content Management System (APCMS). APCMS has helped the Army provide a significant new capability to the enterprise (potentially more than 1.4 million users and their dependants) that will have a revolutionary impact on the way the Army conducts business. APCMS directly supports a fully electronic government with streamlined government-to-government transactions and processes and brings web-based capabilities, advanced Extensible Markup Language (XML) functionality, and digital signatures to the forefront of the Army.