Kodak has announced the Model i5800 Scanner, a production scanner for service bureaus and medium to large businesses with high-volume document workflows including digital mail rooms, census projects, insurance claims and invoice processing.
A new report published by industry analyst Harvey Spencer Associates reports Kofax has continued increasing its share of the capture software and services market.
Reveille Software has launched a new version of its Management Console for Captiva InputAccel that supports the new 6.5 release, provides an upgrade path for customers using EMC Input Management Console (IMC), and expands the agentless application monitoring capabilities of the console.
Australian mobile phone retailer Mo’s Mobiles is using Google Apps to bypass the IT department - supporting document scanning to the cloud for 94 locations throughout Australia and more than 150 employees.
Kodak has launched a new compact desktop scanner. The Kodak ScanMate i920 scans colour documents at 15 pages per minute (ppm) and black-and-white documents at 20 ppm, and has both single-sided and double-sided scanning modes.
Australia’s Digital Microfilm Equipment is targetting the market for book digitisation with a new offering from Germany’s TREVENTUS Mechatronics, the ScanRobot 2.0.
Industrial-strength PDF conversion and OCR of documents is promised by a new server-based solution from CVISION Technologies, Maestro Recognition Server 5.0
