Anacomp to Provide Digital Document-Management
Services For Fiduciary Trust Company
International
Leading Global Investment Firm Chooses Anacomp's CD Document Services To Store and
Access Investor Statements
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Anacomp, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANCO - news), a world leader in digital
document-management services, today announced an outsource-services agreement with Fiduciary Trust Company
International (OTC Bulletin Board: FCNY - news) to migrate customer investment statements from an existing optical-disc
system to CD.
New York-based Fiduciary Trust is an investment-management firm specializing in global investments for individuals and
institutions. Under the new agreement, Anacomp will initially convert 13 million documents to CD, including Fiduciary Trust's
extensive archive of customer statements, and index the information for easy access. On a continuing basis, Anacomp's CD
document services will transform more than 250,000 documents a month to CD for Fiduciary Trust, ensuring that current
information is always readily accessible. Once Anacomp's CD document services are integrated into its operations, Fiduciary
Trust's customer service representatives will have direct access to documents at their desktops and will be able to quickly
produce a clear, laser-quality copy of a statement at the customer's request.
''We are pleased to be working with Anacomp to enhance our document delivery and storage capabilities,'' said Peter
Checo, vice president of Fiduciary Trust Company International. ''Our partnership with Anacomp is an important part of our
commitment to better serving our customers by making the information they need immediately available.''
''Anacomp's CD document services allow our customers to enjoy the speed and convenience of CD technology today, with
virtually no capital investment,'' said Donald W. Thurman, executive vice president of Anacomp. ''Not only does customer
service become more responsive, Fiduciary Trust is able to manage its customer records more effectively while moving
documents to newer technology at the lowest possible cost.'' |
