I  was forwarded the article below from Todd Enneking, Vice President of Business Development.  Interestingly,  it touches on some general statistics relating to “filing, deleting, and sorting paper or digital information”, all processes that can be automtated through integrated Cleo, Streem, and  partner solutions. 

Paperwork Still Rules The Day

Written by:  Joab Jackson, Senior Technology Editor for Government Computer News 

Paperwork, whether it is the dead-tree variety or the digital kind, is still the dominant chore of the average government employee. In a recent poll of 316 U.S. government and education workers conducted by Xerox and Harris Interactive, about 58 percent said they spend as much as half of their average workday filing, deleting or sorting paper or digital information.

Question: How much time each day do you spend managing information, such as sorting, deleting or filing e-mails/paper?

More than 8 hours – 1 percent
5 to 8 hours – 2 percent
1 to 4 hours – 58 percent
Less than 1 hour — 39 percent

Recently Cleo has started sending a satisfaction survey to customers who have purchased the Streem products.   We have implemented several methods for distribution, including email, fax, and voice via the Streem Alert messaging solution.  An online survey is also available at http://www.cleo.com/streem/cssurvey.php. 

We encourage customers who receive the survey to complete it and welcome you to access the online survey at anytime.  Your feedback is important to us, and the information you supply will help us to improve the quality of the Cleo-Streem experience.  Should you have additional comments or questions, please contact us 800-325-7732 or response@cleo.com.