Scanning & Capture

Court approves Kodak deal with UK Pension Plan

Kodak's Document Imaging business has taken another step towards independence with the announcement that the US Bankruptcy Court overseeing the administration of parent company Kodak has approved a settlement agreement with the UK Kodak Pension Plan (KPP).

TIS files patent for Google Glass Capture app

Top Image Systems (TIS)  has filed a patent to the U.S. Patents Office for a new capture product for Google Glass, known as GlassCapture.  

ANZ bank looks to SharePoint future

One of Australia & New Zealand's Big Four banks  is steering a path to a SharePoint 2013 future although keeping its role limited to its perceived strengths in intranet and document collaboration.

Fuji Xerox launches compact MFDs

Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific has launched the latest addition to its black and white multifunction devices (MFDs) portfolio, the DocuCentre S2420/S2220.  including a faster processing speed for printing and copying at 24 pages-per-minute (ppm) and 22 ppm respectively.  With a warm up time of 19 seconds, they reduce waiting time, especially when users are facing time constraints.

TIS tackles capture with eFLOW5

Top Image Systems (TIS) has unveiled the latest release of ts document capture and enterprise workflow software,  eFLOW5.  

 

CVISION releases Trapeze eFiler 2.0

CVISION Technologies has released Trapeze eFiler, a software solution designed to automatically classify and route PDF files and image documents into network folders, SharePoint and other document repositories. 

Kodak i5800 Scanner adds document automation

The KODAK i5800 Scanner is now available with an optional accessory that automatically separates documents based on size, class, or type to boost processing speeds, decrease handling time, and achieve cost savings. 

i940 portable scanner for Mac

Kodak's Document Imaging has launched a dedicated portable document scanner for Mac users, the SCANMATE i940.

Seven Reasons Your Document May Not be Well-suited for Forms Recognition

It is important to note that some forms pose greater challenges over others, particularly those that are unstructured in nature.  Not all forms are good candidates for OCR and ICR, but often these forms can be changed or redesigned slightly so that information from them can be more easily recognized.

Why OCR and ICR Are More Important Today Than Ever

Even with iPhones, iPads, and other digital devices, forms, applications, cheques and documents are still widely used to collect data. While obtaining and leveraging this information from forms is a critical business differentiator, getting the data from documents continues to be a challenge, for many organisations, even in our digital age.

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