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With confinement and fewer physical contacts, the current health crisis is accelerating the digital transformation of businesses.

To make up for the absence of salespeople in the field, you need the right digital tools, starting with a website. If you already have one, it needs to be regularly updated to meet the needs of your target audience and the constantly evolving requirements of search engines. If you don't, you need to consider redesigning your website.

More than just a simple makeover, a website redesign transforms your virtual showcase into a genuine lead generation tool for developing your business.

At a time when a large proportion of the working population is teleworking, document management and dematerialization solutions have never had such an essential role to play.

Companies have had to adapt to ensure that their employees can continue to work remotely and remain efficient. To achieve this, not only have managers had to rethink the way they do things, but the tools they make available have also had to evolve.

Thanks to SERVITIS' EDM and dematerialization solutions, setting up teleworking can be simplified.

If you're interested in the dematerialization of content and data, you've probably heard of EDM and EAS solutions.

These two electronic archiving tools are often confused by companies, even though they don't offer the same functionalities. Nevertheless, they can be combined to ensure better information management.

So, what are the differences between EDM and EAS software? How can they be combined? We take a look at these questions.