Almost all organisations worldwide produce documents for external use irrespective of whether they are a Small-to-Medium Business (SMB) or a multinational. Some of these documents are produced for sales and marketing (e.g. brochures, case studies, white papers, press releases and articles) whilst others are produced for operational (user manuals, data sheets, certificates and guidelines) and reporting purposes (financial reports and statements, business reviews, and safety and environmental policies).
Having produced these documents at a significant cost, organisations fail to achieve an acceptable return on investment due to lack of compelling distribution channels available to them. Such channels are limited to corporate website, e-mails, post or hand out at meetings and conferences. In the case of e-mails and post, recipients are already known to the organisation. Meetings and conferences are attended by a small number of individuals. What channels are available to reach out to those who are not known by the organisation? Almost none, other than the corporate website, which in almost all cases do not cater for an organisation’s complete inventory of public non-sensitive documents as websites have never been designed to hold large number of documents.
On the other hand, edocr.com ensures that any document uploaded, works hard as possible ensuring higher return on investment.
edocr.com provides a highly interactivity environment for publishing and distributing an organisation’s public documents across the Internet. Once uploaded to edocr.com, both the organisation as well as the growing edocr community and visitors who come across the documents start to distribute to friends and colleagues as well as to the world’s most popular social networks such as Linkedin, Facebook and Twitter. At the same time, Google and other search engines ensure that the documents are found easily, giving the organisation significant global market place, which they could not reach out through their document inventory in the past.
