CENTRIX Awarded FileNet Innovation Award

November 15, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

CENTRIX Financial, a financial management and services firm, has been awarded the 2004 FileNet Innovation Award for the Best Enterprise Content Management (ECM) application in the Financial Services category. The one-year project has resulted in improved efficiencies for CENTRIX and is expected to save the company $1.5 million annually in express shipping expenses. The ECM application is an image repository that has been fully integrated with CENTRIX's existing production systems, which means that the content management platform has made information sharing, document security and accessibility more efficient than ever before.

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