Vision has announced a strategic realignment of its content management and process automation offering, bringing several established software solutions together under a single specialist team and rebranding the business unit previously known as BPA to Intelligent Document Services (IDS).
As part of the move, the team will now also oversee the supply and delivery of DocuWare, Therefore and PlanetPress alongside FileHound. While these solutions have been part of Vision’s wider portfolio for some time, aligning them within one dedicated function is intended to create greater consistency, strengthen customer engagement, and ensure specialist support and consultancy across all offerings.
Vision said the new identity more accurately represents its expertise in document management, workflow automation, information governance and digital transformation, as well as its service- Dean Ruddy led approach to helping customers achieve improved business outcomes.
The IDS brand will be rolled out across the company’s marketing materials, website, internal communications and sales resources over the coming months. As part of the changes, Vision has also promoted Dean Ruddy to Head of Intelligent Document Services . The company described the appointment as a well-deserved promotion and said Ruddy will lead the division through its next phase of growth.
With FileHound continuing to gain momentum and a wider portfolio of document and process automation solutions now aligned under IDS, Vision believes it is well-positioned to provide customers with a comprehensive range of intelligent document services.
