Scanning & Capture

CVISION unveils Maestro Recognition Server 5.0

Industrial-strength PDF conversion and OCR of documents is promised by a new server-based solution from CVISION Technologies, Maestro Recognition Server 5.0

 

Brother adds new A3 colour inkjet MFCs

Brother International Australia has announced three new A3 colour inkjet Multi-Function Centres (MFCs).

 

PSIGEN enhances SharePoint scanning and capture

PSIGEN Software has added automated document routing and managed metadata to its SharePoint scanning and capture solution, PSI:Capture.

 

AIMTools boosts mobile image quality

Accusoft Pegasus has announced a software development kit (SDK) to create mobile applications that provide a more faithful reproduction of images.

 

Kodak updates Capture Pro software

Kodak has released KODAK Capture Pro Software v3.1 with a number of new enhancements that address expanded language and scanner support, and features to help improve customer productivity.

 

Kofax to acquire Atalasoft

Kofax will lay out $US5.5 million to acquire Atalasoft, a developer and marketer of imaging software development toolkits (SDKs), which it plans to offer for use with its Capture and Transformation Modules software.

 

Christchurch seeks records relief

In the aftermath of the devastating 2011 earthquake, Chistchurch City Council is seeking to accelerate its digitisation program to deal with a spike in property enquires.

 

Brother hits home with new MFPs

Brother International (Aust) has added seven new models to its line of Monochrome Laser Multi-Functional Products (MFPs) for the home office and SMB market.

 

Konica Minolta adds new MFDs

A new series of multifunctional device (MFD) that combine monochrome printing, faxing and copying capabilities with colour scanning, have been announced by Konica Minolta, the bizhub 552 and bizhub 652.

 

TIS eFLOW takes 2011 South African Census

Top Image Systems (TIS) has announced that its eFLOW platform has been selected by the South African statistical office, STATS SA (Statistics South Africa), to process the upcoming census as well as all other surveys, starting in October 2011. The four-year contract follows other recent wins for TIS in the census market around the globe, including, Argentina, Thailand and Czech Republic.

 

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