Eric Stevens

Eric, VP of Marketing, 4Point, is a technology industry veteran who has helped organizations address challenges in security, process automation, business process reengineering, forms automation, document management and software development. He is an expert in electronic forms, forms automation and enterprise content management with a background at JetForm, Documentum and 4Point.
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Accessibility and Forms: The Missing Piece of Compliance
BY Eric Stevens
June 8 2021
People are often surprised by the number and complexity of forms in their organizations. When they conduct an audit of what needs to be changed to comply with accessibility regulations, they often realize...
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