As the shift to remote work becomes more prominent, Epicor ECM valued as Leader in Nucleus Research matrix highlighting content management vendors
Epicor Software Corporation, a global provider of industry-specific enterprise software to promote business growth, announced it was named by Nucleus Research to the “Leaders” quadrant of its Content Management Technology Value Matrix published in July 2020. The position is based on the evaluation of the Epicor ECM platform, formerly known as DocStar ECM.
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According to the report, Epicor ECM customers can gain better control over documents, improve retention, and increase efficiency through the platform. In addition, Epicor ECM is accessible to organizations of any size, making the appeal widespread.
Epicor ECM enables customers to automatically capture and route key data, automate workflow and transition to electronic forms versus paper. Masters Gallery Foods, a food manufacturing company, deploys Epicor ECM to help streamline document processes and reduce errors. “I would definitely recommend this software to others,” said Shelly Weidig, a software developer at Masters Gallery. “It makes it easy for our employees to access the documents they’re looking for—both the retrieval and the searching of documents. It is all very easy to use. And we love DocStar’s customer support.”
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“One of our primary goals at Epicor is to create flexible, scalable solutions that deliver the highest return on investment for our customers,” said Epicor President Himanshu Palsule. “That is why the Epicor Team is proud to be named a ‘Leader’ by Nucleus Research. This recognition is a result of our consistent dedication and innovation we have pushed for in the content management space – and we will continue that focus and drive on behalf of our customers.”
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