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Tag Archives: capture
Getting the most out of your document capture solution – Multistream, color dropout for forms processing
Leveraging an investment in scanning hardware and software should always be a priority. After all these are typically not cheap investments although the ROI can be outstanding if implemented properly. In this blog I would like to share some little … Continue reading
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Tagged capture, color, dropout, forms, multistream, processing, scanner, scanning
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The logic of document capture
Indexing, Metadata, Keyword, SharePoint, Capture, Scanner, Documents, ECM, Content Management What is wrong with the collection of words above? Well, it’s a collection of terms that are closely related but have no logical structure in order to be of value … Continue reading
Posted in Capture, Imaging, SharePoint, Technology
Tagged capture, classification, ECM, organization, rules, taxonomies, taxonomy, workflow
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The world’s largest scanning device event ever – Dreamforce 2012
If you had to select from the list below what the world’s largest gathering of scanning technology would be, what would be your guess? The AIIM conference The ARMA conference The CES tradeshow The Macworld conference None of the above … Continue reading
Posted in Capture, Cloud, Imaging, Scanners, Technology
Tagged android, camera, capture, data, high-resolution, ipad, iphone, mdc, mobile, smartphone
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Capture … with Confidence
Prelude: I’ve included many screen prints in this post and there is a lot of detail that may be interesting to you. Click the thumbnail images for a larger view. I wrote a story the other day about Frankie-the-Frustrated worker and his … Continue reading
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, … Continue reading