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A Laserfiche Case Study
The City of Eugene had deployed Laserfiche across multiple departments over a decade, resulting in four separate servers, inefficient concurrent licensing, and administrative fragmentation that limited growth and public access. Department Application Team Manager Loring Hummel identified that licensing shortages and siloed implementations were preventing the city from scaling content management and integrating systems like GIS and SharePoint.
Eugene consolidated to Laserfiche Rio as an enterprise platform, gaining unlimited servers, named-user licenses, enterprise-wide features, and unlimited read-only public access, while centralizing administration and support costs. The switch delivered auditable security and standardized repositories, eliminated much custom code, enabled integrations (for example a GPS-enabled inspectors’ web app and simplified police-to-court document sharing), and improved staff self-sufficiency and efficiency—providing clear ROI and a foundation for broader, cross-departmental automation.
Loring G. Hummel
Team Manager