Simple and above all future-proof document management, that was the starting point with which KBC went in search of a new Document Management System. As one of the largest banks in Belgium, KBC is subject to strict regulation, so a new system would have to
CCBJ spoke to our Vice President and Senior Consultant at Epona USA Keith Vallely about the value of using Microsoft 365 as a Knowledge Management System voor legal professionals. You can read the interview right here.
We've got something to celebrate: Microsoft Teams became 5 years old this year! There are only a few applications with a track record this impressive in such a short time. I looked at the numbers and was in awe: in 2019 Teams had 20 million
Poelmann van den Broek’s law practice proves that technology can sometimes be an inhibiting factor in a law firm’s development. The renowned firm from Nijmegen (the Netherlands) was due for new premises. In relocating, a new cross-departmental way of working was to be decisive in
Since live events are open again, our own VP Keith Vallely took the chance to travel the country and visit CLOC and ALA. Here Epona was present with a booth, to show our latest solutions for DMS, contract management and everything related to document management
New technological possibilities change the way companies organize their internal information. Not too long ago these systems consisted of stacks of papers, placed in labeled folders and stored in metal filing cabinets. Today, our cabinets are hard disks or similar hardware for storage. We still
Please join us as Paul Edlund from Microsoft and Marcel Lang from Epona, discuss and answer questions about Microsoft 365 and SharePoint. Paul is Chief Technologist for Microsoft’s central region. Marcel is co-founder of Epona the developers of DMSfor Legal a Document Management System for
Kraft Kennedy and Epona Partner focused on delivering Epona DMS optimizing Microsoft365 investment for Legal Professionals.
Choosing a Document Management System has never been harder, as every system seems to offer so much of the same, and each system looks so similar. Wouldn’t it be great if someone did a side by side comparison of some of the best systems out
Microsoft Teams has changed the traditional Matter-centric way of working, which traditionally focused on the shared storage of documents and e-mails. Teams will allow you to chat with clients, co-author on documents and share Lists with tasks the team will work on. Where Matter centric
