The following article illustrates a case where a company who used electronic forms employed another company, FutureForms, to render these forms accessible. SAF in no way endorses FutureForms or its products, but FutureForms may lead the industry in setting a model for accessible electronic forms. SAF encourages readers who are, or know of, blind employees having to deal with inaccessible forms to contact FutureForms at the source listed at the end of the article. These are the terms of our business world today. Everyone is looking for ways to do more with less.
Every business runs on a business process.
Better said, the business process gets things done. Forms are used as carriers of information throughout an organization, and, in order for something to happen, a form needs to be filled out. A simple scenario for filling out a form within a company would be a purchase requisition. This example assumes that your request has been approved, the form was completed properly, and the inner-office mail delivery system did not lose the request. You enter when you want the form, and add a note for your manager indicating special instructions about your request.