Business Process Outsourcing Blog

Our business principles start with our customers. Digiscribe aims to be a trusted partner to everyone we work with, offering lower cost and more efficient business process outsourcing (BPO) services to help our clients’ businesses grow.

For many businesses, the coronavirus pandemic forced a shift to remote work overnight. As a silver lining, in a new study, 56 percent of hiring managers found this transition to working from home went better than expected. Seeing more productive employees and the cost-saving benefits, many companies, such as Facebook, Twitter, and more, are looking at keeping their workforce partially to fully remote from now on.

As companies shift to a partial-to-complete remote strategy, it’s important to find secure, quick ways for your employees to access business documents from anywhere.

Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, fraud was a serious issue facing businesses. In fact, according to a 2018 survey conducted by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), the world's largest anti-fraud organization, the total profit loss caused by the cases in their study exceeded $7.1 billion, representing only a tiny fraction of fraud globally.

During the coronavirus pandemic, it is especially important for accounting departments to be able to process invoices remotely and in the current competitive market, be able to process them in less time and more cost effectively. Digiscribe is excited to announce, through its new partnership with Nvoicepay, an expanded AP automation solution that streamlines the accounts payable process from receipt to payment.

With the coronavirus first hitting New York City, members of the Metropolitan Executive Alliance, a cultivated group of New York’s top business leaders of which Digiscribe is a member, came together to find long-term business solutions for companies trying to grapple with how to operate in this “new norm.” The thought leaders within this group put together some guidelines and ideas on how to improve the safety within offices across our country.

As the coronavirus remains a threat, many businesses are struggling with how to keep their employees safe while adapting to the new norm. Many business leaders have seen the advantages of outsourcing–both to help their remote workers and those who are returning to the office–stay connected and productive despite the distractions of companies in transition.