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Neocase announces a strategic partnership with Talentsoft Neocase, the pioneering platform for automating HR Service Delivery announces a new strategic partnership with Talentsoft, the European leader in Human Capital Management. Through this launch, Neocase’s Business Process Management (BPM) module will be fully integrated into the Talentsoft platform, enriching user value through increased automation and workflow capabilities in two distinct areas.  Leveraging its powerful HR workflow capabilities, Neocase enables Talentsoft to streamline and automate key moments througho...

Supplied to you as Searchable PDF Documents  Are you ready for the POPI Act? For certain industries, such as health care, the migration to the electronic health record for each patient is mandatory, and incentives exist to help providers convert to digital form. Converting your records will take planning and an investment of time and resources to reach demonstrated use and achieve long term benefits. Scanning and storing electronic documents is the first step to the electronic record transition.  Document Imaging and Electronic Storage is a multi-step process. Digi-Shred uses the Toshiba Te...

Regulatory information is arguably the most valuable asset of a pharmaceutical, biotech, or medical device company. It includes data, meta-data, documents, and other forms of information about regulatory and submission intelligence, regulatory authority submission and reporting requirements, submission plans for new products, and lifecycle management activities, as well as product registration information, labeling, CMC, safety submissions, communications from health authorities, and more. How regulatory information is managed has a profound impact on operational efficiency across the whole o...

For Alaska state employees, temporary pandemic telework may become permanent Published December 17, 2020 Share on Facebook Print article More than 6,000 of Alaska’s 14,000 state employees are working from home in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. For some, the alternate working conditions will soon become permanent. For many more, a long-term change is in the works. According to public records, the state of Alaska is spending at least $58.2 million in federal COVID-19 aid on a permanent telework program for state employees. The effort, called the Pandemic Preparedness ...

Govt to absorb shortfall in lump sum paid by SSNIT to public sector retirees – Minister Employment and Labour Relations Minister, Ignatius Baffour Awuah says government is resolved in guaranteeing a better retiring life for all Ghanaians, as this year marks the beginning of payment of benefits to retirees under the National Pensions Act, 2008 (Act 766). Mr Awuah, in a speech read on his behalf at the 10th anniversary dinner and awards ceremony of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) said the government had worked closely with the Authority, “to ensure that no worker retiring ...