Building an effective capture solution – Part 1 of 3 (User Experience/Device/Interface) In this three part series of blog posts I would like to walk you through building a highly-effective, yet extremely agile and surprisingly affordable document capture solution. Not a piece-part of a solution, rather a complete solution from start-to-finish. First, before any technology is ever considered the prudent thing to do is to clearly understand the use…
My first trip to Moscow
I made my first business trip to Moscow a few weeks ago. It was a remarkable experience and it’s always very interesting for me to indulge in different countries and cultures. Traveling internationally has a great way to put things into perspective. The world is a very big place, but at the core “people are people”. What people want is to live, work and be in peace. We all have…
Print and Document Services
I have seen this role in Windows Server 2008 R2 before but I never dug too deep into the functionality. I want to post this photo then I will investigate. Here is one more I will investigate. Handwriting Recogntion.
Capture: The ideal application for Cloud
Capture: The ideal application for Cloud As I was brainstorming on a topic to write for this blog, I was inspired by Bob Larrivee’s latest AIIM community blog entitled “It Came From The Cloud” (http://www.aiim.org/community/blogs/expert/It-Came-From-The-Cloud) where he asked some simple, yet thought-provoking questions. So this begs the question why anyone would resist such obvious benefits of “cloud” (http://www.aiim.org/community/blogs/expert/A-cloudy-future-for-document-capture)? I’m sure there are many legitimate concerns and issues but I would…