Lisa Grankowski
Supply Chain Management Transformation: Technology Shifts the Focus from Process Efficiency to Adding Strategic Value
Cost shedding and process optimization are the typical drivers of supply chain technology purchases. No surprise there. However, according to…
Read more »Healthcare CEOs Anticipate “Substantial Change” in IT Complexity
While attending HIMSS13 in New Orleans last month, I set aside some time to attend several of the education and…
Read more »Your Supply Chain Should be Like Your Car: Fast and Reliable
Automotive companies are concerned with two potentially conflicting values: going fast and not crashing. In a sense, all agile manufacturing…
Read more »Inside or Out? The Choice is Yours, but OpenText Can Help
As much as we might sometimes want, square pegs just do not fit well in roundholes. A frustrating example of…
Read more »Late Fax Sacks Star NFL Player
Fax is not often at the center of a National Football League story. However,this past Friday, three-time Pro Bowl defensive…
Read more »Game Over: “Anonymous” Posts more than 4,000 U.S. Bank Executives’ Credentials
The hacker group, Anonymous, recently broke into multiple U.S. governmentwebsites and published login and private information including cell phonenumbers from…
Read more »Borrowing the Hat of a CIO (….for a moment)
Having worn the hat for marketing, business development, channel managementand sales over the last 15 years, I thought I’d try…
Read more »Fax Content: Fast and Easy Search and Retrieval
When used with OpenText RightFax, Microsoft Search Service within Outlook benefitsusers because it pre-indexes emails and attachments to deliver search…
Read more »Disaster Recovery Communications Volume Spikes: Two Insurance Company Scenarios
In the case of natural—or any other—disasters, businesses face multiplechallenges not only in maintaining quality services to customers, but alsosmooth…
Read more »Notifications: The Hurricane Sandy Litmus Test
As Hurricane Sandy arrives in the Northeast part of the country where I workout of an OpenText EasyLink office, the…
Read more »My Kid’s Private Healthcare Information? Sure, I’ll Fax It. But Not With Paper, and Not to Just Anyone.
Today I read an articleabout a school district in Rhinebeck, NY taking heat from parents and the publicat large because…
Read more »Faster, Higher, Stronger
The 2012 Olympics have been filled with excitement. MichaelPhelps became the most decorated Olympian of all time. Britain’s BradleyWiggins became…
Read more »Great Faxpectations
Please enjoy this blog from FDDG Product Manager Brian Lennstrom, thefirst featured submission in our series of posts from first-time…
Read more »Fax as Art Part Deux: Past, Present and Future of Fax
Please Note: This blog article was originally written and published by Jacob Block. Way back in 1843, a Scottish mechanic…
Read more »Fax Is Not a Three-Letter Word
Please Note: This blog article was originally written and published by Jacob Block. Give fax a break already. It’s a…
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