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| Palm Beach Florida School District Saves Taxpayers Money Through Use of OmniForm |
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How to Reduce the Cost of Creating, Printing, Updating and Storing Forms
The Palm Beach County, Florida School District generates over 1,300 forms, including student evaluations, special education plans, employment applications, purchase requisitions, accounting reports, and food service orders. Creating, updating, printing, stocking and distributing copies of each form was more than a full-time job and required a large portion of a warehouse to store the thousands of copies. Today the warehouse is virtually empty of forms and the district's bank account is richer. Since the district has adopted OmniForm as its standard electronic forms authoring system back in 1998, the organization has saved over $150,000 in forms printing costs alone. 260 paper forms have been converted to electronic format and are available online through the school district electronic forms web site. The District's goal is to convert as many of the total active forms into electronic forms. Over 12,000 teachers and administrators can download and print the forms on a per need basis. OmniForm's AutoFiller lets them fill out the forms electronically. No more obsolete forms. No more piles of unused or outdated forms. OmniForm's database and the ability to import and export information make updating the forms quick and easy. Due to Palm Beach County's diverse population, many forms must be translated into Spanish, Haitian Creole, and Portuguese. OmniForm allows these translations to be instantly available with a click of a mouse.
"There are tremendous advantages of using OmniForm," said Kara Rubinson, Project Manager for the Palm Beach County School District. "Not only does it make everyone's job easier, it saves teachers and administrators valuable time and the district precious funds which can now be put to better use."
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