Case Studies

LifeMed Alaska, a critical care air ambulance provider, recognized the pressing need to streamline its operations by consolidating its scattered PDF software solutions. The organization had been managing a mix of outdated tools that complicated document management, resulting in inefficiencies that could impact patient care.

The City of Erlangen has made significant strides in its document management processes by implementing Foxit PDF Compressor, specifically to manage and archive construction files that require long-term storage. Recognizing the need for an efficient solution to handle the vast amount of documentation generated during construction projects, the city sought a way to streamline file storage while ensuring accessibility and quality over time.

The State of Hawaii Department of Taxation has made a significant advancement in its operations by adopting Foxit Ultraforms to streamline the processing of over a million tax forms annually. This ambitious initiative was driven by the need to enhance efficiency and accuracy in handling a high volume of documents that are critical to the state's revenue collection and management.

How the FDA Streamlined Document Management with Foxit’s ImageOptimization for OpenText Documentum

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) has made significant advancements in document processing efficiency by implementing the Foxit PDF Optimization Suite. This innovative solution has enabled the agency to enhance its document processing efficiency by an impressive 85%.

The City of Evansville and Vanderburgh County in Indiana have taken a significant step toward improving their document management capabilities by replacing Adobe Acrobat Pro with Foxit PDF Editor. This transition was made with the goal of providing full PDF functionality to all 1,600 employees while achieving substantial cost savings.

The Bavarian Judiciary has made significant strides in modernizing its operations by implementing Foxit Rendition Server, a strategic move designed to support its transition to e-Justice in accordance with the German e-Justice Act. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of judicial processes across the region.

Black & Veatch, a global leader in engineering, procurement, and construction, recognized the need for a robust solution to manage and compress critical documents related to Homeland Security. To enhance their document management processes, the company adopted Foxit PDF Compressor with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) capabilities.

The Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) arm of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recognized the need to enhance its operational efficiency and service delivery by implementing Foxit PDF Compressor. The agency faced significant challenges due to slow transmission and access times for its global database, which housed a vast array of critical documents, including passports, photos, and other vital documentation.

The City of Wuppertal took a significant step toward optimizing its document-based processes by implementing Foxit PDF Compressor. Faced with the challenge of managing vast quantities of documents, the city recognized the need for a solution that could enhance efficiency and improve accessibility.