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Tag Archives: microsoft
Scan to Microsoft SharePoint with the ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner network scanner
This was a video script I wrote and narrated to show the Scan to Microsoft SharePoint capability of the Fujitsu fi-6010N network-attached scanner. Please click the link below to view the video on YouTube: Scan to Microsoft SharePoint with the … Continue reading
Posted in Capture, Imaging, Presentations, Scanners, Technology, Videos
Tagged fi-6010N, fujitsu, microsoft, MOSS 2007, N1800, network, scanner, scanning, SharePoint, SharePoint 2010
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Document Capture from the user’s perspective
Sometimes it is not the technology itself that dictates either the success or failure of a particular technology. I believe that the “user experience” helps drive adoption of a particular technology or ultimately will bring its demise. Let me give … Continue reading
Posted in Capture, Imaging, Scanners, Technology
Tagged knowledgelake, microsoft, SharePoint, sp2010
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Microsoft SharePoint – FAQs
1. What are the benefits of utilizing SharePoint for document imaging/ECM? One of the main benefits of utilizing SharePoint for document imaging/ECM is the limited learning curve of both the users as well as systems administrators. With Microsoft operating … Continue reading
Posted in SharePoint, Technology
Tagged abbyy, capture, ECM, knowledgelake, microsoft, scanning, SharePoint
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