I learned a lot these past two weeks about living and life….through death, ironically. I experienced the greatest of the human spirit. I witnessed the compassion and caring for others. I saw family come together and forget about long ago differences. I learned that it’s okay to discuss taboo topics such as death and dying. My mother-in-law passed away peacefully this morning. Death and dying is part of the lifecycle. …
Building an effective capture solution – Part 3 of 3 (Storage/Business Policy/Workflow) The real value of capture is realized when the information extracted from images is used within a business process whether this information is used, for example, to kick-off an approval process for expense reports, or this information is a Social Security Number used to retrieve your medical records. The ‘index values’, ‘metadata’, or ‘tags’ (whatever) you would…
Building an effective capture solution – Part 2 of 3 (Capture/Processing/Transformation) Implementing capture software technology these days offers many new opportunities that simply were not available just a few short years ago. Just like other ‘traditional’ on-premise software applications there are now many options to develop advanced technology, yet make the user experience extremely easy and efficient. In the first of this three part series of blog posts we…
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…