Colligo and NEOSTEK Announcing Partnership Delivering Proven End-To-End Records Management Solutions to Government Clients

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NEOSTEK has announced our partnership with Colligo, a leading provider of collaboration apps for the digital workplace, to deliver end-to-end record management solutions to government clients. Our firms have already completed a successful project together with a major US federal government agency earlier in 2017.

 
“We’re pleased to formally announce our partnership with NEOSTEK, building on our established success together,” said Colligo’s COO, Loic Triger. “Their deep consulting expertise in solving the records and information management needs of federal government agencies is the perfect complement to our technology. In particular, our joint focus on achieving 100% user adoption of email records management solutions will give our customers peace of mind that they have the governance in place to thoroughly respond to FOIA requests.”
 
“Colligo was the missing link in providing our client with an end-to-end electronic records and information management solution. With it, we delivered! Colligo solves the problem of classifying and properly managing case-based emails while increasing user adoption. My client was extremely happy with the solution because it got the job done and was easily adopted by the end users,” said NEOSTEK CEO, Amina Elgouacem. “Colligo is a vital tool in a complete automated records management solution set, providing organizations the ability to apply a hybrid approach to managing email, leveraging their ability to apply both a role-based and a case-based model.”
 
NEOSTEK and Colligo worked together this year to help a US federal government organization dramatically reduced the time needed to respond to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, addressing the requirements of the Managing Government Records Directive, M-12-18. As a result, the organization has reached the highest strata of the Federal RIM Program Maturity Model and is realizing over $4 million in direct cost savings annually. The joint case study is available here