Source: Business Solutions Magazine Written by: Kevin Neal, product manager – production scanners, Fujitsu Computer Products of America When we talk about software automation, it’s safe to say that we truly live in remarkable times. Automation, as it will be referred to in this article, can be defined as allowing a computer to accomplish tasks that traditionally took human intervention and/or action to complete.The rapid adoption of automation via software…
High-Volume Scanners Up Their Game
Business Solutions, July 2006 Written by: Ken Congdon Once defined solely by speeds and feeds, today’s high-volume document scanners now incorporate new features that enhance image quality and transaction processing. According to InfoTrends research, an expected 80% of the growth in the scanning market this year will come from the workgroup segment. This same research suggests that high-volume production scanners will have a flat sales year and may even lose…
The opportunity of Network Scanning
Network Scanning By Kevin Neal “We live in a connected world”. It’s a simple phrase, but it means so much. At the present time, most of us take for granted things like cell phones, blackberries, PDA’s, Bluetooth, pagers, etcetera. All these communication devices are examples of being “connected” all the time; however this wasn’t always the case. Not all too long ago we lived within a very disconnected world in…
Eugene (“Gene”) Latimer 1916 – 2013
Eugene Latimer, born Sept. 23, 1916, was raised in a small community south of Sallisaw called Brent, OK. He graduated from Sallisaw High School and attended and played baseball for Connors State College in Warner. He later signed up for NYA (National Youth Administration), a WPA project where he served as president of the student body.
Frankie-the-frustrated worker dealing with lack of direct Line of Business integration and Manual Data Entry
For this particular blog post I would like to use a light-hearted approach to a major problem. The problem is lost productivity and user frustration around populating data into Line of Business applications via Manual Data Entry versus Automation. To illustrate my point let’s take one of the most popular Software as a Service (SaaS) applications ever, Salesforce.com. And while the application is absolutely simple to use and easy to…