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
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 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.
