Scanning & Capture

Lawyers urged to use imaging

The Supreme Courts of both New South Wales and Victoria have issued recommendations that lawyers use digital document formats instead of paper when they need to exchange hundreds of pages.

Improving document capture applications

Practical tips for image scanning and indexing, and a look at what is new in the market.

Portals in perspective

Introduction to a feature on portals and the companies which are producing them.

Document scanner moves up to 110ppm

The range of scanners available from Fujitsu now provides integration and compatibility with more than 200 imaging applications.

Email bites into productivity

Up to 35 per cent of email usage is of a personal nature, and growing.

Ascent Capture 3 moves to the Web

Kofax Image Products has released its first software application that combines document capture, data capture and Internet-based distributed capture in a single application.

The secrets to making work flow over the web

Workflow is being integrated with middleware to automate e-commerce transaction processing.

Unit combines scanner and CD writer in one

The CD 4046 digital document recorder from Canon provides an all in one scan and store solution.

The queue starts here

Enterprise application integration solves many interoperability problems, but one of the most important involves time.

Determining OCR and ICR recognition rates

Our imaging columnist takes a look at how meaningful OCR and ICR recognition rates really are.

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