Stephen Boals

Stephen Boals is the head of Strategy and Evangelism for Ephesoft. At Ephesoft, he managed top producing partners, is an avid evangelist for the benefits of intelligent document processing and guides the company’s future vision within the hyperautomation space. His experience in IDP spans 15 years, and he has managed transformation projects for Fortune 1000, governments and has worked with “Big 4” consulting, IT and security management. He is a proud veteran and served as a Naval Flight Officer.
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Intelligent Document Processing in 2022: Driving Towards the Unknown
BY Stephen Boals
Dec. 21 2021
2021 was an interesting year for the Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) space, and all of us participating is this ever-morphing market. Gartner’s latest Competitive Landscape Report on IDP Vendo
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