ArchiDoc, a member of the OEX Group, has introduced a solution automating the circulation of financial documents shared within one of the world’s largest manufacturers of elevators, escalators and moving walkways. Cooperation with OTIS Sp. z o.o. includes digitization of documents as well.

60% of large and medium-sized companies surveyed by the Outsourcing Institute to the order of ArchiDoc, belonging to OEX Group, work based on e-documents. Only 13% respondents implemented a digital office within the entire organisation.

ArchiDoc from OEX Group implemented a first stage of services aiming at facilitation of business processes of one of the biggest logistics operator in Poland.

ArchiDoc from OEX Group implemented complex solution facilitating documents flow in a courier company, DPD Polska. The service was adjusted to the specification of the processes implemented by the entities in the transportation and logistics industry.

Poland may lose its leading position in Central Europe in terms of the profitability of the banking sector. Deloitte's forecasts show that simple methods of getting the results are becoming insufficient. One of the opportunities is to strengthen the strategic cooperation between financial institutions and technology and service companies.

There is again a lot of talk about the insurance sector, this time mainly due to nearly 30% raises in liability insurance premiums observed since the beginning of the year. Although some tension between the insurer and the claimant seems unavoidable, numerous insurance aspects are changing in the client's favor.

As the Medycyna Praktyczna (Practical Medicine) portal reports, a majority of Polish doctors and medical staff devote most of their working time to filling in documents and entering information into systems. Services available in the market make it possible to streamline data entry and the flow of documents in such establishments. The external back-office solutions, extensively used in the United States and Western Europe, are now being used increasingly in the medical sector in Poland.

The cost of printing, copying, sending, scanning and storing paper documents can be 10 times higher than the cost of paper1 . Therefore, a paperless office model is becoming more and more popular among Polish companies.

A UK headquartered company Phlexglobal Ltd became a new client of ArchiDoc, one of the Polish leaders of the BPO market. A modern center for processing clinical documentation will be opened in the second quarter of 2016 as part of cooperation between the two companies.