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Tag: contract management
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Manage Your Contracts to Reduce Risk, Improve Revenue
Some processes can be tackled like jigsaw puzzles: one piece at a time, in no particular order, because once the puzzle is complete — even if you use a method that takes you longer — you will end up with exactly what you expected.
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Machine Learning = Smarter Contract Lifecycle Management
We’ve long been fascinated with the idea of smart robots that serve human society. Think about Isaac Asimov’s “I, Robot” short stories, Robby in the film “Forbidden Plant,” and R2D2 or BB8 in “Star Wars." In these works, robots have some significant advantages over people.
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OpenText Automates Contract Process Management
OpenText announced the release of a new contract management solution. It will enable enterprises to automate the entire contract process and related tasks by pulling together a number of technologies from OpenText’s enterprise information management portfolio.
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Why Selectica Bolstered Contract Management With Iasta
Selectica CEO Blaine Mathieu told us in April the latest version of his company's contract management solution is like CMS “on steroids.” With the provider’s acquisition of Iasta this month, Selectica could be banned from Major League Baseball for steroid use.
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Selectica CEO Boasts 'We're Like a CMS on Steroids'
The company's Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) version 6 release includes a host of additional features, including advanced integrations with DocuSign and Salesforce, added support for Microsoft Office and new contract packages that enable users to create and version multiple contracts with a variety of templates as well as check-out, check-in
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Dolphin Releases Contract Management for SharePoint
Here’s a fun fact: according to Faulker Information Services, over 10% of contracts executed by large organizations are lost after being archived on paper or in electronic systems. That’s a frightening number. In fact, any amount of lost information is enough to cause alarm, especially when it has to do
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