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Laserfiche Names Garrett Boss as CIO to Lead Enterprise IT, Security, and Business Transformation

Laserfiche — the leading SaaS provider of intelligent content management and business process automation — today announced the appointment of Garrett Boss as chief information officer.

Laserfiche Names Garrett Boss as CIO to Lead Enterprise IT, Security, and Business Transformation

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Laserfiche has appointed Garrett Boss as their new chief information officer, tasked with leading the company's enterprise IT, security, and business transformation efforts. In this role, Boss will manage the global IT services team, oversee business transformation initiatives, and ensure the implementation of internal Laserfiche solutions across all enterprise-wide IT systems.

Boss will also be responsible for governance, risk, and compliance, aligning with the company's commitment to scaling AI innovation while maintaining the security of its customers' critical content and tools.

Speaking on the appointment, Laserfiche CEO Karl Chan praised Boss's leadership experience in global IT and governance teams, expressing confidence in his ability to propel Laserfiche forward as it continues to shape the future of its platform. Boss boasts over two decades of experience in aligning digital transformation initiatives with business outcomes, as demonstrated by his recent work at FOX Corporation, where he led efforts to integrate agentic workflows across the company's application portfolio, accelerating product updates and feature releases while reducing time-to-market for software improvements.

In his new position at Laserfiche, Boss will work on the company's continuous innovation and delivery of seamless experiences for partners and customers. He expressed his excitement about the company's AI and context management strategy, emphasizing the importance of enterprise AI's quality and context in creating trusted, actionable information.

"I look forward to working alongside Karl and the entire leadership team to advance our technology strategy, accelerate innovation, and deliver intuitive, seamless experiences that empower our customers and partners to thrive," said Boss.

Laserfiche, headquartered in Long Beach, California, offers enterprise-scale AI-driven content management solutions to more than 10 million users worldwide. The company serves organizations of all sizes, from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises, by empowering teams to boost productivity, foster collaboration, and deliver superior customer experiences through scalable workflows, customizable forms, no-code templates, and AI-enabled capabilities.

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