Scanning & Capture

IDM Interviews Kofax CMO Martyn Christian

Martyn Christian, Chief Marketing Officer, Kofax was in Sydney last week  to talk to IIDM Editor Bill Dawes about the 2011 AIIM survey entitled “Capturing Data to Multiple Business Processes - what’s holding you back?”

S4i Systems announces new release of desktop capture

S4i Systems, a developer of electronic document automation and disk space management software for IBM Power users, has announced the release of its Desktop Capture V2.1.

Adeptol ECM viewer buyout

Imaging software specialist Accusoft Pegasus has acquired Adeptol, a developer of document viewing technology that provides cross platform, thin client document viewing with integration for Documentum and SharePoint.

Pen capture comes to SharePoint

Capturx software for digital pens is now compatible with SharePoint server, so when mobile workers fill out paper forms with digital pens, they can now check a box on the form that instantly sends the recorded data from digital pens to SharePoint through Bluetooth using a mobile phone.

Kofax wins $US1.9 million Indonesian capture deal

Indonesian government statistical bureau Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS Indonesia) has selected a Kofax enterprise capture solution to scan and process approximately 700 million documents.

Canon exits Microfilm market

Following the continued shift towards electronic document capture solutions and the decline in demand for microfilm and microfiche equipment, Canon has announced it plans to discontinue its micrographics business.

Trapeze captures TechnologyOne ECM

Redman Solutions has announced the release of Trapeze Capture for TechnologyOne’s Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution.

ABBYY FineReader 11 boosts OCR speeds

ABBYY has announced FineReader 11, an intelligent OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software application featuring a new black-and-white mode claimed to increase document processing speed.
Processing speeds are promised to be up to 25 percent faster results on European languages (e.g. English, German, Russian, etc.) and up to 40 percent on Asian languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Sharp adds A3 entry-level MFDs

Sharp Corporation of Australia has announced a new series of A3 entry-level mono multifunction devices (MFDs), AR-5618D and AR-5623D, equipped with colour scanning and upgradeable network printing. 

LEAD Technologies releases LEADTOOLS V17.5

Software developers in document, medical and multimedia imaging are the target market for a new release of LEADTOOLS V17.5

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