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Series: Estates Gazette ; (0137) 15 September 2001, 142-143(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Describes the complete document workflow management system provided by Oyez Legal Technologies. Oyez can take thousands of documents and, generally within days, translate them into easily accessible computer files. It is able to process around 60,000 pages per day. The scanned documents can then be read on screen and links, full-index and text-search facilities allow quick and easy navigation from document to document. This means transactions can be completed in a much shorter time, thus leading to cost savings. Having contributed to a number of major enquiries and high-profile court cases, Oyez is now promoting itself to the property industry where it could help streamline large property portfolio transactions. Questions the likelihood of it winning business on the grounds that the property profession has traditionally been suspicious of many IT solutions.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Describes the complete document workflow management system provided by Oyez Legal Technologies. Oyez can take thousands of documents and, generally within days, translate them into easily accessible computer files. It is able to process around 60,000 pages per day. The scanned documents can then be read on screen and links, full-index and text-search facilities allow quick and easy navigation from document to document. This means transactions can be completed in a much shorter time, thus leading to cost savings. Having contributed to a number of major enquiries and high-profile court cases, Oyez is now promoting itself to the property industry where it could help streamline large property portfolio transactions. Questions the likelihood of it winning business on the grounds that the property profession has traditionally been suspicious of many IT solutions.