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The vast majority of business leaders view customer experience as the key differentiator for their business. In fact, Gartner estimates that 89% of businesses will compete primarily on customer experience by 2017.

Business hours are precious. Making the most of them is critical When poor tools, organisational obstacles and convoluted processes frustrate employees, time is lost and productivity suffers. And that's a problem no amount of after-work pizzas, break-room foosball  or high-tech nap-pods will be able to fix.  

Business email has evolved. The HTML styled missives you receive today bear little resemblence to the first QWERTYUIOP punched out by Ray Tomlinson in 1971. While the look and underlying technology have changed enormously over the last 40-odd years, most significant has been the change in the role of email in business.

We are delighted to announce that fileplan has debuted at number 18 in FinancesOnline's Top 100 document management products. Reviewers awarded a score of 8.0/10 and recognised fileplan with the Great User Experience and Rising Star awards

Managing email takes time. More than two hours of every working day for most of us according to recent studies. The time saving tips that work for some, may be a drag for others, but most important is finding the email management practices that keep the whole business operating productively, both today and into the future.

So you know what a file plan is and why having one makes sense...but where to start? Defining how your organisation stores and manages its documents needn't be a mammoth task, in fact simplicity will serve you well.

You know what it's like....you've been saving your product documentation and sales collateral in the Marketing folder on the company file server for years before discovering that the Engineering team have their own Marketing folder with the same kind of stuff! Not to mention what Support has duplicated in their own team folders.

File sync services like Dropbox and One Drive are widely used for managing personal files and folders. They’re cheap (or free!) and simple to use and so have become the easy choice for businesses attempting to manage documents in the cloud. But effective document management involves more than just sharing files with other uses and devices.

Workers are wasting too much time trying to work with documents and it is costing businesses. Results from a global survey by IDC point to a disastrous burden being borne by businesses with inadequate document management solutions.*

Business is tired of splintered access to critical data. Collaboration through a mix of email and unrefined file sharing services is ineffective and damages operational efficiency. Business data needs to be universally available and easily managed.