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Uninstall Avast! and spybot, replace with MSE and MBAM while troubleshooting
Run a full scan with both (separately) once downloaded, installed and updated.
Run the System File Checker that scans the of all protected Windows 7 system files and replaces incorrect corrupted, changed/modified, or damaged versions with the correct versions if possible:
Free up the start-up, nothing except the antivirus is usually needed.
Upload a screenshot of your hard disk using crystal disk info:
Take memtest. Run for 8 passes and test each stick in a know good slot for an additional 6 passes.
The goal is to test all the RAM sticks and all the motherboard slots.
Check your motherboard manual to ensure the RAM sticks are in the recommended motherboard slots. Some motherboards have very specific slots required for the number of RAM sticks installed.
If you get errors, stop the test and continue with the next step.
1. Remove all but one stick of RAM from your computer (this will be RAM stick #1), and run Memtest86 again, for 7 passes.
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*If RAM stick #2 passes, this indicates that RAM stick #1 may be bad. If you want to be absolutely sure, re-test RAM stick #1 in another known good slot.
*If RAM stick #2 has errors, this indicates another possible bad RAM stick, a possible motherboard slot failure or inadequate settings.3. Test the next stick of RAM (stick #2) in the next motherboard slot.
*If this RAM stick has errors repeat step #2 using a known good stick if possible, or another stick.
*If this RAM stick has no errors and both sticks failed in slot#1, test RAM stick #1 in this slot.4. If you find a stick that passes the test, test it in all the other motherboard slots.
If Part 2 testing shows errors, and all tests in Part 3 show errors, you will need to test the RAM sticks in another computer and/or test other RAM in your computer to identify the problem.
In this way, you can identify whether it is a bad stick of RAM, a bad motherboard, or incompatibility between the sticks.
Do this test overnight, before going to bed.
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All right, I'll try to get it done by this sunday. Thanks for the help.
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|04 Dec 2012
Update the thread when you're ready, good luck
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|17 Dec 2012
All right I did everything in your instructions except the RAM testing; I unzipped and ran the program to install the program to a Thumb Drive then reset the computer a few times each time the program failed to run, tried setting the boot order to use the thumb drive as my primary and it would not start the program. Here are the Hdd screen shots and a BlueScreenView text file for the multiple fails.
Kingston is my Windows drive the 2nd drive is my game/media drive.
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|17 Dec 2012
I need the files from https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
Is the firmware of the SSD up-to-date?
Did you test the hard drive? how old is it?
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|17 Dec 2012
I just updated the firmware this morning and I installed the hard drive back in September.
I was not aware you could update the firmware on SSD drives that might fix the issues but better safe than sorry.
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|17 Dec 2012
The instruction at 0x%08lx referenced memory at 0x%08lx. The memory could not be %s.
How many sticks of RAM do you have? Test them individually as mentioned in my first post.
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|17 Dec 2012
4x4gig sticks, I updated my spec in my profile to match my new rig.
I'll try to use the ram testing program again.
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|17 Dec 2012
Okay I am running the RAM test now. 30% of pass one on stick one of four.
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It's been over a week now on the Reglan and I'm happy to report I'm doing MUCH better!! HOORAY!! I've been able to eat again without feeling like I'm going to throw up or die. It even took away the constant nausea! I could cry I feel so relieved by that! I still have gut-pain, some reflux-like symptoms, and I still feel like I'm having "incomplete emptying", but I'm eating! I'm actually eating real food multiple times a day!! It feels SO good! I still haven't started the Nexium, but I think I will this week since I've determined the Reglan is ok. I didn't want to start them both at the same time in case one of them didn't work and I couldn't tell which one.
The Reglan has had some unpleasant side effects, though, which is annoying but they're not so bad it's not worth it. I can feel my stomach cramping if I don't go to sleep right after taking my before-bed dose, and while it doesn't really hurt, it doesn't feel good either. I'm also still experiencing mild C and that incomplete emptying feeling. But I'm a LOT more regular which has been a welcome change of pace. The worst is that it makes me really sleepy and it's hard to get through the day if I take my morning dose. I'm not much of a breakfast eater anyway though, so I've been skipping it and just having plain toast for breakfast if I have anything. It seems to be working, and I don't fall asleep at my desk when I stick to that plan.
The best part, better than eating again and better than not feeling sick is that my Mommy, who hates doctors and distrusts them all as a matter of course, is considering seeing my new GI. Her IBS is just as bad as mine, maybe even worse, but after seeing how much better I'm doing, and seeing how much the Reglan has helped me, she's willing to give my doctor a shot to see if he can help her too. I can't tell you how happy that makes me!! I mean, it's not set in stone, but the fact that she's even considering it is awesome!
October 3rd I get alien scoped and hopefully they'll solve the rest of my problems. Even though I'm absolutely NOT looking forward to it, I can't wait because I really believe this doctor is going to figure it out and come up with a treatment plan that WORKS!
Dude... I can eat. I can eat real food in real portions. It feels so good! I had forgotten how delicious food can be. LOL
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27yo Female, diagnosed with IBS in 2002. Taken lots of meds, but never got relief from any of them. Been subjected to too many tests to list, but never had a colonoscopy. I think that's the only one I'm missing. :p
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I'm glad it's working for you! My mother has a slow emptying stomach and was on reglan for a long time. I think she still uses it as needed, but sometimes her stomach works better than other times. I've taken it on occasion when I have something sitting on my stomach that will not go away.
The sleepiness problem might go away after a while if your body adjusts. Some people don't adjust to some medicines' side effects, but a lot of people do to the milder ones.
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Posted 8/19/2008 3:37 PM (GMT -7)
I think Reglan is very underprescribed. I know there are some side effects but not for everyone and it is worth a try. I do not understand why when I was diagnosed with a motility problem no one suggested it. I had to find a motility drug on my own.
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Posted 8/20/2008 10:45 AM (GMT -7)
What where your symptoms before (sorry been out of the loop for a while)? I think I have a motility problem, not so much traditional C. I'll have 3 great days, then like 3 days of feeling I have to go, which goes away, and then a just go anyway and have skinny poos (gross right?) that can be loose. I feel the incomplete emptying feeling too. Then I feel all bloated and in pain for the rest of the day. It's pretty much that schedule all the time. I think that's so weird. Then of course I can't go unless I'm in my exact routine. Could that be related to certain types of food? I don't know the fact that it's on a schedule makes me think not. If I'm on vacation for 10 days nothings gonna happen, or if I'm away from home during the day. So there's a mental component (this is what they tell you, which is REAL helpful...of course offering no solution). But obviously the digestive system just shuts down for me. I've did the antidepressant thing, which didn't work. Once I had bipolar episodes I can't take those or I go nuts anyway. I wonder if Reglan can help me. Unfortunately I gave up on the GI doctor a long time ago. I'd try one thing, doesn't work, wait a month. Repeat over and over. I'd rather try amitza and have diarreha all the time, at least that's regular!
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Posted 8/20/2008 12:15 PM (GMT -7)
Good deal on the Reglan. If you are having heartburn, you probably do need an antacid... for at least some time to help heal the stomach. You may want to consider / look into DGL Licorice tablets. You can read up, probably here and at sites like:
Lot's of people have reported it works for them, I know it works well for me to maintain.
I'm cautious of PPI antacids. They have been found (in at least one study) to reduce gallbladder efficiency with extended use. Gallbladder is part of the same smooth muscle system as the stomach. I suspect if folks have motility problems then a PPI would (long term) not be as good as alternatives--if there are alternatives. Thus, If you do need an antacid (DGL Licorice is not working) you might want to try just an OTC H2 Blocker instead (like PepcidAC, etc). There are a number to choose from. (I had one other person tell me, via email, that they had worse issues with their stomach motility while on PPI).
On the plus side, Nexium is a powerful antacid and has magnesium in it. It's interesting because Magnesium deficiencies can supposedly cause stomach symptoms and they are hard to test for. Do a search and you'll likely find some folks have felt better simply by taking magnesium supplements, but you have to really research it as there are different types and they absorb differently, and taking too much magnesium can make things worse, you may need calcium or some other supplements to go with it, etc. Not very complex but not simply a matter of picking up a bottle of pills either.
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PPI's definitly affect my motility, it goes from slow to sloooooooooow. While on Nexium the food just sat there for so long, I wanted to charge it rent!
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Posted 8/22/2008 3:55 AM (GMT -7)
I had something similar to what you describe. I wouldn't be able to really poo for three or four days, with just these little rabbit-pellet poops, then I'd get what my family and I call "The Soft-Serve Machine Poop" where you feel like someone turned your butt into a soft-serve machine and you can't stop the long, thin poop-ribbon. Then it was right back to the rabbit pellets. When I got "lucky" I'd get D for a few days and things would clear out a little bit, but it was always, always ALWAYS right back to C eventually. There's just no avoiding it for me.
My new doctor explained that I do have a back-up of poop in my intestines - one that's large enough for him to detect by just tapping and pressing on my belly. He showed me how to feel for it, and once he did I was horrified because I realized that I'd been living with this poop back-up for YEARS!! But my doc promised me that the Reglan would at least help, if not totally fix, the motility problem and he did not lie to me! I'm a LOT more regular, and while it's not perfect, it's a lot better than it had been. To the point where I'd suggest anyone who has a motility problem like mine talk to their doctor about
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27yo Female, diagnosed with IBS in 2002. Taken lots of meds, but never got relief from any of them. Been subjected to too many tests to list, but never had a colonoscopy. I think that's the only one I'm missing. :p
GOOD NEWS!!! I found a new GI doctor and I'm seeing them for the first consultation on August 6, 2008! WISH ME LUCK!!
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Posted 8/23/2008 6:16 AM (GMT -7)
So, I'm sort of glad to hear (I'm not alone) that I have pretty much the same BM issues as Sophie and RC as described above (usually yellow too). It's funny because when I travel I do have issues with C (which is pretty common I hear). Then when I get back home, almost the moment I'd be in the door (sometimes just before--ugh) it all resumes. I can't explain it mentally, I have no conscious issues going elsewhere. When I know I'm going to travel, or be away, I'll be extra careful with my foods. I found that I really have to eat a lot of healthy fiber and drink a lot of water, avoid anything 'C' for foods and it helps. Mentally I try not to worry about
it either way, and not sure if that helps.
As best I can tell, the diagnosis for me is Gastroparesis suspected from a virus. This was based on my recent gastric emptying study that came back as below average (but not awful). Since I've been slowly improving from the start (Oct '07) my doc suspects I'm just in the typical (for this GP cause) recovery phase and should continue to do better. So, I discussed the BM issues and since I've not had any blood or dark stool, or other concerning issues he doesn't think the Colonoscopy needs to be done. That and an MRI are about
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Of course I'm getting a cold now so this next week or two will be interesting.
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Americana and Fingerstyle is designed for the intermediate guitarist, whether you're interested in instrumental guitar or are a singer songwriter looking to improve your guitar skills. For the Americana side, this year we will be treated to getting up close and personal every day with Bluegrass legend Jerry Douglas! For the Fingerstyle side, Grammy-Award winner Doug Smith will explore a range of picking styles, work on solo accompaniment for singing, and arrange melodies for guitar breaks or creating a solo arrangement.
Doug Smith Biography
Grammy Award Winning acoustic guitarist Doug Smith is the winner of the prestigious Winfield International Fingerstyle Competition in 2006, and Billboard Magazine writes, "Inviting melodies…stunning fingerpicking." Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine raves, "Smith's fretboard brilliance continues to dazzle."
His original music has been heard on radio and TV shows throughout the world, including "True Hollywood Story" and "Martha Stewart Living," and in movies such as "Twister," "Moll Flanders" and "August Rush."
Doug Smith is a nationally recognized acoustic guitarist who weaves together folk, classical, jazz and contemporary forms into a unique, flowing fingerpicking style recalling the playing of Chet Atkins, Leo Kottke, Michael Hedges, and Alex de Grassi. He is a terrific teacher and has a passion for introducing beginners to the instrument he loves.
Jerry Douglas Biography
Dobro master and 13-time Grammy winner Jerry Douglas is to the resonator guitar what Jimi Hendrix was to the electric guitar: elevating, transforming, and reinventing the instrument in countless ways. In addition to being widely recognized as the foremost master of the Dobro, Jerry Douglas is a freewheeling, forward-thinking recording artist whose output incorporates elements of bluegrass, country, rock, jazz, blues and Celtic into his distinctive musical vision. He performs extensively with Alison Krauss and Union Station.
Guest Artist: Brent Mason Biography
Brent Mason is one of the most recorded guitarists in history. As well as being a Grammy Award winning artist he is also 14 times winner of the Academy of Country Music, the CMA (being nominated every year since 1991), a NAMMIE winner and for many years has won the annual Music City Allstars Award (the musician that has played on most songs on the radio in respect of the top ten for the entire year).
Brent is predominantly known for his work as a session guitarist, working out of Nashville in a career lasting over 30 years. Not only can he be heard on a high proportion of the country Top 10 at any given time, his playing can also be heard on countless TV commercials, film sound tracks and television scores. His technique and the theoretical approach to his style have been studied extensively from places as diverse as the Berklee College of Music and countless internet forums and online lessons.
Website: brentmason.com
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Caritas in Gaza: 'they have given us a window when we need a door'
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In a place that is in the glare of the world's media, all too little information is coming out of Gaza on the reality of the situation for ordinary people.
What is clear is that the crisis is both reaching cataclysmic proportions and showing no signs of abating. Of the 884 people confirmed dead, at least 275 are children, 93 are women and 12 were medical personnel. Supplies of medicine, food and blankets are all at critically-low levels as humanitarian access remains extremely difficult.
Those trying to get medical help to those most in need are facing the most difficult circumstances.
A medical clinic in Gaza run by Caritas Jerusalem was destroyed by an Israel F-16 fighter jet on Friday.
The clinic, in the Al Maghazi district of Central Gaza, was completely destroyed in the bombing that also razed four homes. At least another twenty homes sustained heavy damage in the blast.
Thankfully, since all of the families from the homes had already fled the violence and were staying in various schools in the district, nobody was hurt in the bombing.
Indeed, the day after the bombing took place another medical clinic was destroyed by another Israeli bomb. On Saturday, a clinic run by the Middle Eastern Council of Churches in Al-Shuja'ia, east of Gaza City was completely destroyed by another fighter jet.
Not only now have Caritas Jerusalem lost one of their six local medical points in Gaza, but the people of Maghazi are temporarily without medical support and over $10,000 worth of medical equipment was destroyed. Caritas Jerusalem staff are now struggling to stretch their operations to Maghazi from the existing point at Al Mosaddar.
The bombing at the clinic comes at a time when medical supplies are severely depleted throughout Gaza. Since the medical points had decided to focus on minor injuries, thereby freeing up the hospitals for more serious cases, Caritas Jerusalem had already shared much of its stock of equipment to four hospitals. These include such essentials as adrenaline, syringes and alcohol. As the Caritas outlets come under severe pressure, the strain on the already-overloaded hospitals will only worsen.
Fr Manuel Musallam, the Parish Priest of Gaza, said in a telephone conversation from Beit Hanoun this morning, "There are dead bodies lying on the streets. The clinics are carrying out operations on the floor and women have no place to give birth."
One Caritas doctor has been carrying out clinical duties from his home because neither he nor the patients who depend on him have been able to reach the medical point. Another doctor had his home bombed on Sunday and because he doesn't know where he can live, his clinic's short term operations are also under question.
Caritas Jerusalem have also opened new informal medical platforms in the schools where people are staying during the incursion. These platforms are being run by medical staff who have been forced to leave their homes and are actually living in the schools themselves. Through the provision of basic medical supplies from Caritas, they are able to administer basic assistance and help keep the burdens on the hospitals down.
In the schools people are hungry, cold and afraid. Caritas has conducted so far a food distribution to 3000 people. Stories are pouring out of people sleeping three-to-a-blanket and near-freezing temperatures.
According to Fr Manuel, ""There is extreme fear everywhere here. The phosphorous gas being thrown in by Gaza is causing horrible reactions and the bombs the Israelis are dropping are literally cutting through people and through homes. You can hear children crying constantly. They don't sleep. They have lost everything. 70,000 people are living in schools and they are very cold. The ones who haven't gone to schools are living in their bathrooms or stairwells because they are afraid of shattering glass from bombs."
And children and families are suffering most. He continued: "The children are lacking medicine and are literally incontinent with fear. There is no water here. We are almost out of diesel for our generator that we have allowed people to come and cook from. When the diesel runs out we will have nothing."
Caritas Jerusalem General Secretary, Claudette Habesch, said: "To get medication into Gaza is extraordinarily difficult. There are small amounts getting through but the stocks are nothing compared to the needs. The humanitarian window being allowed for access to Gaza by the Israelis is not enough. They have given us a window when what we need is a door."


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Sunrise at 08:12 and Sunset at 17:46. It's light
Latitude. 42.6061°, Longitude. -78.4653°
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- Punkshire Corners (1.9km)
- Dutchtown (2.5km)
- Protection (2.9km)
- Curriers (5km)
- Chaffee (5.2km)
- Holland (8.8km)
- Java Village (9.2km)
- Sardinia (9.5km)
- Java Center (9.6km)
- Yorkshire (10.1km)
- Arcade (10.3km)
- cemetery;
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- Punkshire Cemetery (1.8km)
- Protection Cemetery (3.4km)
- Sardinia Cemetery (7.7km)
- Java Cemetery (8.8km)
- Holland Cemetery (10.6km)
- Saint Joseph Cemetery (10.9km)
- Saint Marys Cemetery (11.6km)
- Strykersville Cemetery (11.6km)
- Torrey Hill Cemetery (11.7km)
- Local Feature;
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- Camp Merrie Mill (0km)
- Camp Ti-Wa-Ya-Ee (4.6km)
- Camp Seven Hills (4.8km)
- Johnstons Corners (6.9km)
- Hicks Corners (7.7km)
- Scott Corners (9.4km)
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- Shepards Corners (11.1km)
- Sillimans Corners (11.8km)
- stream;
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- Dry Creek (7.3km)
- Plato Creek (7.5km)
- Brown Brook (7.7km)
- Beaver Meadow Creek (9km)
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- Clear Creek (10.3km)
- Hosmer Brook (11.1km)
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- Stony Creek (12.2km)
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- High Acres Airport (6.5km)
- Basher Field (10.2km)
- Roberts Roost Airport (11.3km)
- East Arcade Airport (11.6km)
- Keysa Airport (12.2km)
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- Sardinia, Town of (10.9km)
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- Saint Patricks School (9.8km)
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- Vermont Hill (9.7km)
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- North Boston, New York city city o
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ROI for Document Management
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1. The need for ROI
Some businesses purchase Document Management (DM) because they have to, either for compliance with legislation or driven by demand from their customers, but most do so because it offers significant cost savings or increases capacity, allowing the business to achieve more with the same resource.
A typical DM solution should provide an ROI in less than 12 months, making it an attractive proposition.
Cost savings can be both tangible (quantifiable) and intangible (harder to quantify) like customer satisfaction, customer retention, etc.
A return on investment (ROI) forms part of the Business Case for acquiring a new system. The ROI is derived from an analysis of the tangible savings and costs associated with deploying the system. It will provide useful information on which to base a purchasing decision, including the elapsed time in which the new system will have paid for itself and the on-going annual savings potential of operating the system after the acquisition cost is covered.
The task of performing the ROI analysis usually falls to the Finance Director (FD) or to an internal project sponsor, but ultimately the FD has the responsibility for validating the ROI and ensuring the proposed project makes good business sense.
The purpose of this document is to highlight areas that typically provide savings or efficiency gains when implementing DM or related technologies, and advise how such savings can be quantified.
Many DM vendors offer to prepare an ROI for prospective customers but too frequently do not cover all the potential internal costs of the organisation, so they are at best optimistic. However, even such optimistic ROI assessments can be a useful starting point on which to build.
As a result of the ROI you will obtain a new monthly operating cost for a process, and a comparison with the existing monthly process cost. The difference is therefore the monthly cost of not implementing DM.
2. Total Cost of ownership
All too often we focus on the savings and compare to the costs of current practises and the cost of acquiring the proposed system. There are additional costs which are frequently overlooked, and should be budgeted for, including but not limited to:
Lifetime costs including:
- maintenance - software and hardware
- upgrades - new software releases, integrations
- consumables - scanner parts, tapes
- replacements - end of life scanners
- growth - adding more users or storage
- Training, both the cost of and the disruption to business during training
- Change management, ease of adoption, overcoming resistance to new systems and ways of working
- Management and auditing time of the new system
3. Where to Focus
DM can be applied to most business functions and yield savings, so where should you start? If you are reading this document you already have some idea where your focus lies whether it is Accounts Payable (AP), Human Resources (HR), Customer Services, Compliance, etc. but consider the wider opportunities. Hopefully this document will suggest other areas in which savings can be made.
Select an appropriate DM solution that can be applied to other areas of the business. If initially seeking a DM solution for AP, don't just consider DM products that focus on AP, but look at the wider picture and consider other business functions that may also benefit from the investment.
If you are considering generating an ROI model without a particular project in mind, look for the obvious signs of inefficiency. It is often fairly easy when walking into an office to spot opportunities, large amounts of paper filing, lots of documents on people's desks, heavy usage of copiers or printers. Take a look at the business processes and the jobs of different staff whose work relies heavily on documents and identify where their bottlenecks are.
Here are some common opportunities for making savings by implementing DM:
- Storage - wasted office space for paper filing
- Filing - time taken to file documents
- Retrieval - time taken to locate and retrieve/replace a document
- Archive - time taken to manage archives, delete old documents etc…
- Duplication - where documents are copied for multiple staff, printing and paper costs
- Document loss - the cost of losing a document, time wasted, commercial value
- Offsite storage - costs and time for storage, retrieval and destruction
- Distribution - methods of distributing paper documents, time taken
- Process - time taken for different document-based processes
- Length of time to 'approve' something
- Cost of inefficiencies in the existing process
- Cost of lack of enforcement by defined policies
- Lack of visibility and management of the process
4. Disaster Recovery (DR)
All too often DR is omitted from ROI considerations and is considered a consequential benefit. But what would be the cost to the business of losing its documentation as a result of fire or flood; could the business continue to operate?
Well managed businesses have DR plans in place, but how many include a means of recovering information held in paper documentation? Even if the documents are still available following the disaster, what is the cost of not having access to them for a period while buildings are inaccessible?
90% of a business's information is held in paper format and not backed up but only 27% of businesses include paper in their DR plans.
Implementing DM makes replication and backup of business documents feasible, so your DR policy can encompass everything.
Placing a tangible value on DR as a business benefit is difficult as it has to be balanced with the probability of suffering a disaster. But DR is an increasing requirement for supplier selection and there may come a point when you will be required to have DR and need to analyse the implications of life after disaster without documentation.
5. Intangible Benefits
Intangible benefits are things that are difficult to quantify. Just how much value can you attribute to providing better customer service? Often you will not be able to measure them until sometime after adopting DM, maybe by comparing customer retention rates before and after, or performing customer satisfaction surveys before and after.
Most businesses adopting DM realise the intangible benefits but have never quantified them. It is worth measuring such things as customer retention before implementing DM so that it can be compared post implementation, otherwise measuring improvement is difficult.
Being able to answer a call in 3 minutes instead of 6 may be quantifiable in terms of the cost to answer the call, but what is the cost of retaining a customer or, conversely, of losing one?
Some possible intangible benefits:
- Better response times with customers
- Happier customers - improved sales, customer advocacy and referrals
- Answer the question immediately - no call backs
- More motivated staff, better staff morale, better customer service
- Customer retention / reduced drop off
- Fewer complaints, less time spent managing complaints
Availability of information
- Better informed decision making
- More timely decision making
Improved Security / Traceability
- Reduced leaking of or access to confidential information
- Ability to review individual staff performance / activity
- One controlled way of doing things, apply the rules
6. Generic Tangible Benefits
The following are specific measurable benefits to be gained from DM. You should identify which can be applied to your business and try to quantify each.
Paper Filing For each type of document (application, invoice etc... identify)
Time taken to file a document
With DM varies depending on indexing requirements but typically a few seconds.
Number of documents filed/month
Time taken to retrieve a document
With DM typically seconds or less.
Number of documents retrieved/month
Also consider time taken to put back retrieved documents.
Administration hours spent / month
Removing unwanted files, etc.
Hourly rate of Admin Staff
% of documents Printed/Copied
Copied so they can be 'shared' or 'sent' to customers.
Cost of printing a document
Toner, paper, servicing.
% of documents misfiled
Mis-filing is not impossible with DM but can be significantly reduced if not eliminated, and finding mis-filed documents is easier.
Cost of losing a document
Either in terms of time taken to replace it or damage to the business as a result; for example, loss of a proof of delivery when the customer claims a non-delivery and compensation may be due.
Paper Storage
Cost per Square meter
We assume 1 m2 per cabinet allowing for opening space.
Number of cabinets
There is approximately 1GB of disk space per 4 drawer cabinet.
Annual offsite storage costs
The storage, deposit, recovery and destruction costs.
Time to retrieve from offsite
Cost to business for waiting
There may also be a cost for scanning/retrieval.
Workflow for each step of the process ( Register, Allocate, Code, Approve, Pay etc... )
Number of people involved
How many approvers, how many coders, etc.
Documents per month processed per person
How many documents does each approver approve?
Average time taken to process (excluding document retrieval time)
Will need to compare on a case by case basis when implemented using DM.
Time to allocate to next person in the process.
How do they pass the document to the next person, latency.
Management hours (allocating, monitoring, exception handling, reporting)
DM can automate much of this, or at least make it more readily available.
Cost of missing SLA in process
Missing early settlement discounts, for example.
Number of missed SLA's / month
Cost to the business per document for latency
Time cost for delays using manual process that can be removed if automated.
7. Cost Benefits of Automatic Data Capture
Automated data capture entails capturing data from documents that would have otherwise been manually keyed into an application, like an accounts payable package.
As well as the obvious reduction in the amount of manual data entry, there are also savings to be made in consistency of data captured. For example, machine captured data, typically Optical Character Recognition (OCR), repeatedly uses rules and validation to find and extract data. Manually entered data is prone to errors and inconsistency, for example, entering Limited or Ltd, which results in duplication and additional costs for data cleansing.
It is typical to be able to reduce data entry effort by 50% or more, thereby either saving costs or enabling the team to take on additional volume or more productive work.
The savings that can be made will vary depending on the quality and structure of the documents being used to capture the data, and the accuracy and availability of the master data to which the extracted data can be compared, for example, a list of known suppliers.
Any process that requires high volume data entry of consistent information from documents is a prime candidate for automation. Once the following statistics have been gathered, together with sample documents, your DM vendor should be able to provide cost reduction estimates.
Data Capture for each type of document (Invoice, Application etc..)
Number of documents per month
Average number of pages per document
Number of fields entered per document
For example Invoice number, supplier name, Date.
Time taken per document to manually enter
For example, 30 seconds.
Is cross-reference data available for each field?
Is there a database or file that contains the valid values for each field, like supplier names?
What systems is the data entered into
For example Oracle Financials.
Percentage of incorrect data entered
Details of which fields typically contain errors or inconsistency.
8. Cost benefits of System Integration
System Integration is loosely defined as the interfacing of different systems to provide functional benefits over using the different systems in a disconnected manner.
For example, with a non-integrated DM system and an AP system one would look at an invoice details screen in the AP system and then switch to the DM system and enter the Invoice number to locate and view the Invoice. In an integrated DM / AP system one would simply click a button or press a key to open the Invoice being shown in the AP system.
Obviously the Integrated method is quicker and has time and cost savings.
More sophisticated integrations can automate parts of business processes that are currently performed manually. For example, when a purchase invoice is entered, a check can be made automatically to look for the corresponding Purchase Order and Goods Receipt to flag the invoice for automatic approval, rather than require a manual matching/approval process.
9. On Premise or Hosted?
The decision to implement DM on-premise or in a hosted environment is not within the scope of this document as there are both options have financial and technical merits.
From an ROI perspective a hosted implementation can offer a faster ROI as it avoids the initial infrastructure and software license costs, but compare the potential lifetime returns over say 3 or 5 years when doing the ROI analysis. However, hosted solutions can provide an almost instant ROI.
10. And finally
Document Logistix can provide ROI analysis tools to help you perform an ROI evaluation; we can even do one for you given some of the information outlined in this document. Contact us to book a consultation.


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Cooperative Transmission (CT) is a promising technique to improve transmission rate and throughput in wireless networks, and Relay Node (RN) which could provide a good two hop channel plays a key role in CT mode. As a result, most of existing work take the advantage of benefit of RN in CT mode, but do not fully recognize its potential adverse effect. In this paper, the authors investigate the adverse impact called Flow-level Co-operation Interference (FCI) incurred by RN in CT mode, therefore, CT mode may not be beneficial as expected. To this end, they describe their insight and analyze the reason of FCI in wireless networks.
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Capitol Hill-Savvy Industry Leaders Weigh in on Potential Legislative Agenda
By Alan Joch
Industry leaders were encouraged when President-elect Donald Trump—who proposed $1 trillion for infrastructure during his campaign—reaffirmed in his victory speech his aim to make America's infrastructure "second to none" while putting millions of people to work and doubling the pace of economic growth.
ACEC President and CEO Dave Raymond sent a letter to Trump outlining critical infrastructure and regulatory issues. And Engineering Inc. polled executives engaged with ACEC's advocacy program to get their take on legislative issues and prospects for progress in the 115th Congress.
Progress or More Polarization?
"We're hopeful of seeing progress on transportation and infrastructure, energy and national security—those are areas where Congress and the new administration should be able to work together to produce results," says Brian Tynan, director of government relations, AECOM. "These have been fairly bipartisan issues and ones not necessarily subject to the makeup of Congress and the administration. These are clearly all places that the incoming Trump Administration will look to advance its priorities with the Republican majority in Congress."
Similarly, Jack Hand, chairman of POWER Engineers, hopes a new administration can create a more collaborative atmosphere in Washington. "The new president will make a greater effort to work with Congress," he says. "President Obama over the last eight years really didn't engage enough with Congress, and that hurt."
But engineering executives are also realists. "While everyone agrees that infrastructure is of great importance to the economy as a whole, lawmakers must agree on how we can pay for the infrastructure investment that we really, really need," says Elizabeth Burkhart, executive vice president, Collins Engineers, Inc.
Political fights will likely begin immediately, as politicians start campaigning for the next election on Inauguration Day.
Transportation Funding
Despite optimism about Trump's commitment to use increased infrastructure spending as a path to more U.S. jobs and private sector growth, engineering leaders still say long-term and sustainable transportation funding remains a top industry challenge.
Trump has proposed spending $1 trillion on roads, bridges, airports, pipelines and the electrical grid, compared to the $305 billion, five-year FAST Act approved by Congress in late 2015. His plan calls for using $137 billion in tax credit incentives to help subsidize equity costs, which would in turn leverage additional funds and spur public-private partnerships totaling as much as $1 trillion over 10 years for transportation funding.
In his letter to Trump, Raymond urged the new administration to pursue a balanced approach in its infrastructure agenda, coupling initiatives to promote private investment and public-private partnerships (P3s) with new funding for core federal programs, including the Highway Trust Fund.
"The FAST Act provided short-term funding certainty for improving our transportation infrastructure, but we're approaching another funding cliff for the Highway Trust Fund in 2020," says Lisa Glatch, executive vice president, CH2M. "It would serve us well to establish a sustained investment program to address that gap sooner rather than later."
Industry representatives would like to see more reliable funding mechanisms for large-scale projects, so their clients can accurately plan multiyear initiatives. Funding options that are top of mind for many engineers are P3s. "The FAST Act has provisions to encourage P3s, which would apply for state and local infrastructure," Burkhart says. "The federal government also owns transportation infrastructure, such as locks and dams on the inland marine transportation system, that still need to be addressed."
Tynan calls the need for a long-term transportation funding fix "pretty dire." While the recently enacted FAST Act was fully funded over its five years, the Highway Trust Fund revenues will again run drastically short at the end of the act and a solution needs to be found soon. "But each of the potential funding mechanisms has political challenges associated with it," Tynan says.
This sets the stage for the engineering industry to become politically active in the months ahead. "We need to keep pressing for a solution that's long term and sustainable, so we don't have to keep coming back and fighting the same fight over and over," Tynan says.
Water and Taxes
Engineers also agree that funding for water projects should be a major focal point. "To avert a national water crisis, we need to increase federal funding and financing programs to support local communities" adds Glatch.
Others say comprehensive tax reform may have a ripple effect on several industry issues. "One of the pieces of legislation that is necessary for the country is comprehensive tax reform," says Paul Yarossi, executive vice president, HNTB Corp. "Good things have happened for our industry in the years when there has been comprehensive tax reform. The last two significant increases in transportation funding, for example, came during the tax reform process."
Energy Reform
A comprehensive energy bill also is vital. Creating a bridge from coal to gas is critical for energy security, says Hand. "Everybody wants a CO2- free environment, and we've been doing a nice job moving in that direction by replacing old coal plants with combined-cycle natural gas facilities that produce significantly fewer emissions," Hand says. "We have to continue the transition from coal to natural gas, and during that process we'll need to make energy storage more viable. All of this should absolutely be a part of a comprehensive energy bill we would like to see—unfortunately, it's not included in the bill of the recent Congress."
The need continues to exist for Congress to speed up the federal permitting process for large projects. "We have seen electric delivery lines, gas pipelines, natural-gas combined-cycle plants all being delayed by lack of momentum in environmental permitting. For example, our firm is working on a project to build a transmission line. We're about eight years into the process of just getting the environmental permits," Hand says. "In California, delays like that have been the norm for decades, but until recently that hasn't been the case in the rest of the U.S. That's holding up billions of dollars ready to be invested in infrastructure."
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We are living on a wonderful planet, at an amazing time where each of us can help shape our future by making good choices every day. Here at Starboard we make a lot of choices that impact the environment. We are banning virgin plastics in any way possible. We also calculate our entire company's CO2 emission – then set targets and work out how to offset it. Our mangrove contribution to the Thor Heyerdahl Climate park in Myanmar means we're even carbon net positive. Our office crew is doing weekly 'Trash Hero' events with local schools to show them the importance of recycling and up-cycling.We invite you out to come paddle in the Mangrove park, join us for a Trash Hero event, and when you're out for a SUP session, use our paddle picker every time you get a chance. Our ultimate goal? Decrease our negative impact significantly year by year – and inspire everyone to become more useful passengers on the spaceship Planet Earth. Svein RasmussenWhy blue ?


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And on this week's episode of iZombie …
Yep…. Bradley James. King Arthur. Gracing my television. I was so happy I actually squealed with delight!
I didn't notice him at first when he was using the helmet inside the plane but when he stood there against the tree, I just knew.
It has been awhile since I saw James in BBC's Merlin. Duly noted that I stopped watching the show after season 3 — I have BAD habit of leaving serialized show when the story arc no longer appealed to me and that was what happened with Merlin — but Merlin/Arthur was and still is my fan fiction OTP and that the show's finale (which I did actually watch!) broke my heart to million pieces. So watching him on my current TV show (I knew he was in Homeland for an episode but I don't watch the show) was pure joy.
Plus he looked so GOOD with his dark hair and 'contemporary' outfit *lol*. Although when his character, Lowell, said "I'd look freaky as a blonde" … I shouted at my TV, "What are you talking about? You look GREAT as a blonde!!!". Honest, I actually did that.
I thought James and McIver had sizzling chemistry — I am not expecting a Veronica/Logan epic-ness (that's one of the kind *lol*) and heck, even Liz's bubbliness around Lowell might be a side effect of her eating Holly's brain. Still, I hope that James will stay for a while…
Although I wonder about that ring his character used in his left hand!
It's nice to see one of the Merlin/Arthur pair in American TV. I know that Colin Morgan starred in The Fall (Morgan in contemporary clothes with his real accent is to die for) but I watched the pilot for that show and it was too somber in tone and too slow in pace for my taste. So I could only see Morgan in bits from Youtube *sad*.
27 and Dead … Great pun!


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