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Is Your Physical Document Storage Truly Secure — or Does It Only Seem That Way?
Business processes are becoming increasingly digital, yet paper documents still remain a reality in many organizations. Contracts, HR documentation, financial records, and other documents often need to be stored in physical form for many years.
News
Spring DigiHub Focuses on Contracts
The Spring DigiHub – a meeting point for great ideas – was this time dedicated to a current business challenge: contract management. The event attracted guests from various industries, all seeking greater control over their contracts.
Event
Webinar // Contract Management
If you are facing challenges in contract management, join us for a webinar organized at your request following the live DigiHub event. As contract management remains a highly relevant topic, don’t miss this upcoming webinar.
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TRUST THE FIGURES
50 YEARS
we create successful stories for digital future
120 TB+
safely stored in our
certified e-storage
70 KM+
of documents stored in our
secured archives
SUCCESSFUL STORIES FOR DIGITAL FUTURE
Telecommunications
Ensuring high-level availability and security of the data center
We established the data center at Mikrocop’s facility, which satisfies the highest security standards and expectations of a leading digital services and communications provider.
Banking
The benefits of document digitization far outweigh the cost of implementation
At Sparkasse, we have successfully digitized and e-archived more than one million of credit documents, thus freeing up valuable space in our physical archive. Most importantly, our credit documents are now continuously and promptly digitized.
Logistics
The compliance of personal data protection has also encouraged the digitization of business
The compliance of personal data protection was started by a gap analysis. We effectively eliminated the identified deviations and adjusted to the requirements of the GDPR regulation in a timely manner, and we also used the compliance process to provide starting points for digitization.
