Scanning & Capture

NovoDynamics has announced the release of NovoDocufier, its new Intelligent Document Recognition (IDR) software solution, able to process diverse document types in centralised or distributed document capture environments.

Sharp has launched two new A3 workgroup multifunction devices (MFDs), the MX-M182D and MX-M232D, with six pre-registered colour scanning applications available including, Sharpdesk, e-mail, Microsoft Word, OCR and fax.

nQueue Billback has developed a new scan engine, iA Route, to power the company's third-generation user interface, iA Scan, which allows users to better manage scans and capture more information related to scanning.

PSIGEN Software has focussed on capture workflow optimisation,  image processing and OCR efficiency improvements with its latest release of PSI:Capture 4.5. 

Fuji Xerox Australia has launched 11 new full-colour digital multifunction devices in the ApeosPort-IV and DocuCentre-IV series range and its standalone modular component software platform, Image Gateway for Apeos (IGA) version 2.5.

Israeli capture company, Top Image Systems, has filed a patent for technology it has developed to extend its eFLOW document workflow platform to smartphones.

Cloud capture startup Ephesoft is teaming up to deliver its open source platform in partnership with mailroom automation vendor OPEX.

Asia-Pacific distributor UpFlow has announced a new Value Added Reseller agreement with Sabre Professional Services for the PSI:Capture solution from PSIGEN. Sabre business focusses on four main areas; Business process improvement, Technical pre-sales support, data analytics and vendor management in the SMB market.

Digitech Systems has announced PaperVision Capture Desktop, a new flat price scanning application available for less than $US600 with no usage fees or limitations.

Buyers Laboratory (BLI), an independent tester of document imaging products, has named Kodak's capture portfolio the 2012 “Scanner Line of the Year”.

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