Tag Archives: ICR

Increase ECM Automation Processes With Higher Resolution Scanning

Posted on June 17 by Kevin

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 … Continue reading →

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Economies of scale: Cloud processing

Posted on April 9 by Kevin

Economies of scale:  Cloud processing Document Capture technology has been available for many years and is a proven method to decrease operational costs and improve business efficiency.  However, this technology has traditionally been expensive to purchase, implement and deploy. In … Continue reading →

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Demystifying Forms Processing and Data Capture

Posted on January 9 by Kevin

Demystifying Forms Processing and Data Capture Forms Processing is a proven technology that allows organizations of all sizes to benefit by improving efficiency and decreasing operational costs.  There are many case studies available online to support these facts.  When implemented … Continue reading →

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Trends Towards Higher Resolution Scanning

Posted on April 4 by Kevin

Napster, MP3, YouTube, iPhone and MySpace. You may be asking yourself “what does this have to do with document scanning?” In reality, not much, other than large file sizes, however when we draw an analogy between large audio files like … Continue reading →

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Technology = Positivity

Posted on February 15 by Kevin

Abstract Despite the current economic situation and unprecedented turmoil in the financial markets, I remain extremely positive for the future. In particular, I continue to pay close attention to IT (Information Technology) spending and try to predict whether it might … Continue reading →

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