| div class="googleright"> | | | | out-of-the-box solution claims to meet the needs of a |
| Is the term âout-of-the-boxâ nothing | | | | vertical niche there are still the distinctions between |
| more than a lame profanity in your workplace | | | | company process management and product |
| environment? | | | | development that have been completely ignored. |
| Within many working environments out-of-the-box | | | | Off-The-Shelf Configurable Document Management |
| solutions have a bad reputation and for good reason. | | | | Systems |
| Imagining that an out-of-the-box solution will meet the | | | | Off-the-shelf configurability is seen as the positive |
| needs of various companies is like trying to fly to the | | | | solution for those companies that need a solution |
| moon on your sonâs model rocket. | | | | relatively fast but also want to ensure that the solution |
| Itâs simply bound to result in | | | | can be configured to meet certain needs or control |
| disappointment---despite good intentions. Even if an | | | | specific processes. |