DataVault, Inc. - Testimonials

Document Imaging
>What is document imaging 
  and how will it help my
  company?

WebVault
>Document Imaging 
  management hosting 
  solution

ConsultingVault
>Consulting services
  by certified experts
>Website Development &
  hosting

ScanningVault
>Document scanning
  services

TrainingVault
>Classes in Document
  Imaging-101 Training Course
>Classes in CompTIA 
  CDIA+™ Training Course
>Classes in CompTIA 
  PDI+™ Training Course 
>Classes in EDMS Needs 
  Assessment Training Course
>Expert seminar speakers
>Computer Based Training
  self-study
>Corporate Training
  Solutions

Online Backup Service
>Backup your data, hard 
  drives, PC's, or servers
  using our online service.

JobVault
>Jobs in the document
  imaging industry
>Careers at DataVault

Client Testimonials
>Hear what our clients are 
saying  about us.

“I travel by air more than 100,000 miles each year. DataVault gives me the ability to access business files anywhere I have internet access. I can view, download, print or e-mail client records just as easily from a hotel in London as I can from my office in Charlotte NC.”
J. Simpkins, NC

“ We have been using the services of DataVault for about 5 years. Our initial project involved scanning approximately 350,000 gas service cards and creating a database linking the scanned images to service addresses. These service cards are the facility records that show details of individual service lines from the distribution main to the customer’s building. This information is used on a daily basis by gas dispatchers, field service crews, design technicians, engineers and underground facility locators.
On-going service provided by DataVault involves storing and retrieving these records via an Internet connection. This allows any user in the company (including external contractors) to access the data in these cards using a desktop Internet browser. Prior to this arrangement, these cards were stored manually in file cabinets at their respective locations. Any use of the cards involved having someone manually retrieve the card, copy it, fax it, etc., in order to distribute information to various users. If the card was removed when someone else went to retrieve it, the data was essentially ‘locked’ until replaced. Internet access allows multiple users to access the data at any time.
Benefits to our company include not only reduced man-hours for retrieval and distribution of information, but also substantial benefits due to reduced third party facility damages, better design information for main renewals/relocations and more accurate connectivity data for GIS applications.”
Les Flora
Virginia Natural Gas (VNG)
Written in 2004