Power Protection FEATURED ARTICLE

For those unaware, the 2015 Hurricane Season officially started on June 1, and it runs all the way through to November 30. Hence, there is a pretty good chance that everyone reading this will experience at least one significant “weather event” between now and Thanksgiving Day.

As such, it makes sense to prepare for the worst. According to the National Oceanic (News - Alert) and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), there is a 70 percent likelihood of 6 to 11 named storms in the Atlantic, a 70 percent probability of 15-22 named storms for the Eastern Pacific hurricane basin, and a 70 percent chance of an above-normal season with 5-8 tropical cyclones likely in the Central Pacific. What would happen to all your paper documents in case they got hit by rain?

One company is ahead of the curve. IntelliChief, LLC, provider of enterprise-class document management and workflow solutions, has just announced its Paperless Process Management system.

IntelliChief’s Paperless Process Management provides a smooth transition from costly manual document management and workflow functions, enabling users to capture documentation in any format and upload them into IntelliChief. They can then index the contents and validate with data in their ERP, lifecycle-managing all related documentation, and facilitate an optimized workflow of mission-critical processes in areas including Accounting (purchase-to-pay and order-to-cash), Customer Service, Human Resources, Disaster Recovery, Legal and other paper and process-intensive operations.

Couple that with an uninterruptible power supply system such as those provided by Minuteman, and you might well have a strong edge against anything Mother Nature can throw at your business. Whether it's something as simple as an uninterruptible power supply or a complete power generation system, Minuteman’s little extra bit of power can save business and potentially even keep it running through the midst of outages. Minuteman can offer up something as simple as a surge suppression system to keep non-critical components in line, or step up to complete power systems for phone systems, and even for systems covering an entire enterprise's scope of use.

Either way, it makes sense to take precautions now, before the sky starts darkening. By then, it will be too late.