Скачать или смотреть Solving the Government Paper Problem: Why EDMS Is No Longer Optional

In this video, Avero Advisors CEO Abhijit Verekar breaks down a challenge hiding in plain sight across local government: document chaos—and the very real risk it creates.

What begins as an inconvenience quickly becomes a liability when staff can’t locate records under tight public records deadlines, during audits, or in high-stakes legal situations. AV explains why fragmented file storage, shared drives, and paper-heavy processes quietly drain staff time, increase compliance risk, and erode public trust.

The conversation introduces Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMS) at a practical level—what they are, how they work, and why government organizations have requirements that generic file storage tools simply can’t meet. From public records requests and retention compliance to audit readiness, disaster recovery, and cross-department collaboration, AV outlines how EDMS shifts document management from reactive firefighting to controlled, accountable operations.

Drawing on real-world government environments, this message reinforces a broader modernization truth: technology alone doesn’t fix broken processes. Success comes from treating document management as a business transformation—one grounded in governance, clarity, and intentional design.

This video is intended for city managers, CIOs, records managers, clerks, finance leaders, and public sector executives responsible for compliance, transparency, and operational efficiency.

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