[Upcoming] [Online Webinar] [Konica Minolta] From Document Friction to Governed Workflow | Date: 09 October 2026 | Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Created by Ashish Kumar, Modified on Tue, 22 Sep at 3:16 PM by Ashish Kumar


Join us for “From Document Friction to Governed Workflow [Registration]”, an MCS webinar focused on how modern enterprises can rethink the way documents, information and approvals move across the organisation.


During the session, we will explore how fragmented document repositories, manual approvals, limited visibility and inconsistent document handling can create operational friction. We will discuss how a structured approach to document lifecycle management, content governance and process optimisation can help organisations improve accessibility, control, collaboration and decision-making.


Using KOMI Doc, Konica Minolta’s Enterprise Content Management solution, we will demonstrate how organisations can centralise business information, enable secure and structured document management, and automate document-centric workflows such as approvals, reviews, notifications and eForms. KOMI Doc brings document storage, retrieval, access control, audit trails and workflow automation together within a governed platform.

 

What we will discuss: common document and process challenges faced by enterprises; why business leaders are looking beyond traditional file storage; the importance of document lifecycle governance; opportunities to automate approval-driven business processes; and practical use cases for KOMI Doc across functions such as Finance, HR, Procurement, Operations and Compliance.

Registration Link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/58e54949-2a1d-469c-b497-54b800849437@9d23e93f-ba4f-4581-bccf-a364fdcc272b?source=copyLinkLegacyShareLinkDialog



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