Scanning & Capture

A new freeware tool converts PDF documents to a range of image formats for OCR or other uses.

 

Sir Robert (Bob) Menzies, the 12th and longest serving Prime Minister of Australia, once said, “Never forget posterity when devising a policy. Never think of posterity when making a speech.” However Menzies’ place in posterity has since been assured, and all of his many speeches to parliament will soon be just a click away to all Internet users at the completion of a massive project by The SEMA Group to digitise all pre-1980 Hansard documents.

 

Sweden’s Medius has established operations in Australia, completing a period of rapid international growth for the paperless workflow specialist .

 

A new production-level scanner from Fujitsu, the fi-6800, promises to boost automation, productivity and efficiency throughout the entire scanning process. Its small footprint also allows it take its places as a scanner in front-office environments.

 

A global technology firm will process four million documents anually with a new $US200,000 enterprise capture solution to be supplied by Kofax.

 

CVISION Technologies has announced a $US400,000 contract to provide its document capture software to a global financial advisory and investment banking firm.

 

Outback Imaging has added the Alfresco open-source content-management system to the list of EDRMS platforms supported by EzeScan production scanning software.

 

Kodak has made integration with SharePoint 2007 and 2010 easier with Version 3.0 of its Capture Pro Software, which includes a SharePoint Server set-up wizard.

 

An online portal that delivers free OCR and data capture services has been launched by ABBYY.

Kofax is extending the high volume capture capabilities of its enterprise capture platform with improved handling of email and fax data.

 

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