What is case management?

Written by Richard Adams on Friday, 04 January 2019. Posted in Case management

Many BPM solutions, including BP Logix Process Director, now include case management as a core feature. So, what is case management?

Why do IT (or BPM) projects fail?

Written by Richard Adams on Friday, 19 October 2018. Posted in Business process management

Last month, we read an article in IT Pro with the headline ‘Failed NHS IT system will cost £7 million to stabilise’. As we read more, it became apparent that 14,600 patient discharge summaries had not been sent to GP's due to an error with a records management system.

As an IT consultancy that works with many NHS Trusts and clinical trial organisations, our first thought was "how did this happen?". Shortly afterwards, we decided to write a blog on how to avoid IT project failure.

ePartner Consulting Ltd gain Cyber Essentials certification

Written by Richard Adams on Monday, 24 September 2018. Posted in Company news

ePC is delighted to announce we have been awarded Cyber Essentials certification.

Cyber Essentials is a Government-backed, industry-supported scheme to help organisations protect themselves against common internet threats and make the UK a safer place to conduct business online.

Talk to your vendor

Written by Richard Adams on Thursday, 23 August 2018. Posted in Press coverage, PC Pro magazine

This letter was written by Alan Ingram (Technical Director) and published by PC Pro magazine in their August 2018 edition (issue 286).

I read your article on document management (see issue 285, p102) with interest, as I run an IT consultancy specialising in data capture and workflow. Eddie Ginja recommended that “business should identify exactly what the business need is”, which is good advice, but he goes on to recommend creating a list of requirements, what you want it to do and how much you want to spend; this is the point at which I would urge engaging with likely vendors.

ePartner Consulting Ltd joins the OpenText OEM Partner Program

Written by Richard Adams on Tuesday, 24 July 2018. Posted in Company news, TeleForm, OpenText, LiquidOffice

ePC is delighted to announce that it has joined the OpenText Global Partner Program, becoming an OpenText OEM partner.

As a member of the OpenText Global Partner Program, ePC will seamlessly embed OpenText intelligent forms automation solutions including TeleForm and LiquidOffice into their propriety software applications.

GDPR and consent: what you need to know

Written by Richard Adams on Friday, 11 May 2018. Posted in General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

You may have noticed recently that your inbox has been overflowing with eMails from companies asking you to opt-in to receive marketing communications.

These campaigns are an attempt to obtain consent ahead of the impending enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which becomes UK law on 25th May.

ePC delivers benefits to educational customer with OpenText partnership

Written by Richard Adams on Thursday, 03 January 2019. Posted in OpenText

Last year, we announced that we had joined the OpenText Global Partner Program, becoming an OpenText OEM partner.

To mark the occasion, we sat down with OpenText to discuss how our customers are benefiting from OpenText technology.

ePC awarded place on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) 3 framework

Written by Richard Adams on Monday, 01 October 2018. Posted in Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS), Crown Commercial Service, Company news

ePC is delighted to announce we have been awarded a place on the Digital Outcomes and Specialists (DOS) 3 framework.

Operated by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS), the framework enables the public sector to procure specialist teams, or experienced IT professionals, to design, build, test and deliver software applications and digital services.

BP Logix launch AI-enabled Process Director v5.0

Written by Richard Adams on Monday, 27 August 2018. Posted in Business process management software (BPMS), Process Director, BP Logix

BP Logix recently announced Process Director v5.0, an AI-enabled, low-code/no-code BPM and case management platform that empowers business users to easily develop, deploy, and enhance critical digital applications.

We've spent the last few weeks reviewing the latest version and found it comes packed with new features and improvements.

Making the transition from paper to electronic forms

Written by Richard Adams on Tuesday, 14 August 2018. Posted in Electronic forms

Organisations and the departments within them depend on the efficient movement of information to run their businesses effectively. Inefficient business processes and the manual collection of data can lead to reduced productivity and costly delays.

Consequently, more industries are digitalising their paper forms and moving to web-based eForms to optimise the processing of information.

ePC retain place on the G-Cloud framework with new and improved cloud services

Written by Richard Adams on Monday, 02 July 2018. Posted in Crown Commercial Service, G-Cloud 10, Company news

ePC is delighted to announce it has retained its place on the latest iteration of the G-Cloud framework, G-Cloud 10.

Operated by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) on behalf of the UK Government, the G-Cloud framework is an initiative targeted at streamlining the procurement of cloud services by public sector organisations. The framework is divided into 3 categories, or ‘lots’: Cloud Hosting (Lot 1), Cloud Software (Lot 2) and Cloud Support (Lot 3).

OpenText LiquidOffice 16.4 – release notes

Written by Richard Adams on Monday, 23 April 2018. Posted in LiquidOffice

OpenText have released the latest updates to their intelligent forms automation solution LiquidOffice. The new version is OpenText LiquidOffice 16.4. The previous release from OpenText was version 16.2.

LiquidOffice 16.4 has many new features that enhance the appearance and behaviour of web forms, improve the design experience, refine the portal user experience, and provide new options to share forms with others.

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