KnowledgeLake, a leading provider of intelligent document processing solutions, announced that it has received KMWorld’s 2021 Readers’ Choice Award in the Information Governance category.
This is the second consecutive year KnowledgeLake has been recognized in the KMWorld’s Readers’ Choice Awards, which recognizes knowledge management companies whose products and services are viewed as best of breed by their end-users.
The KnowledgeLake platform intelligently automates critical and repetitive high-touch business processes and unifies workflow and data entry across business applications, which is critical for enterprises with strict information governance requirements.
“This continued recognition from our end users and by KMWorld reinforces the value our technology is delivering organizations, not only because it solves their document processing challenges, but also because it provides the flexibility to adapt, evolve, and thrive in this era of digital transformation,” said Ron Cameron, CEO of KnowledgeLake.
“As the stakes get higher for information-driven successes, businesses must make technology decisions from an increasingly diverse array of knowledge management offerings,” said Tom Hogan, Group Publisher at KMWorld. “The Readers’ Choice Awards put the spotlight on innovative and dependable solutions and services that can help companies solve pressing challenges and take advantage of new opportunities.”
Learn more about the KMWorld Readers’ Choice Awards and this year’s recipients here.
About KnowledgeLake
KnowledgeLake is a worldwide leader in intelligent capture and process automation. KnowledgeLake is the only end-to-end, fully cloud-native solution for document processing, enabling organizations to capture, process and manage their content in a single platform. The company combines intelligent document capture and robotic process automation (RPA) to increase productivity. Two million users worldwide employ KnowledgeLake to work faster and more efficiently. For more information, visit www.knowledgelake.com.
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