Scanning & Capture

What's the Kofax story on enterprise capture?

The Ivy Room is typically the haunt of Sydney's well-photographed media and society celebrities, but for one day it was the venue for a large group of  Kofax’s corporate and government customers in Australia,  when IDM publisher/editor Bill Dawes (l) took to the stage to interview Martyn Christian (r), Chief Marketing Officer, Kofax. Martyn has over 20 years’ experience in the ECM space and is responsible for product strategy at Kofax.

What is happening with enterprise capture?

Image & Data manager surveyed its readers across Australia and New Zealand to find out the state of enterprise capture

Freightways acquires Sydney imaging company

Freightways has extended its presence in the Australian Information Management market with the purchase of the business and assets of Filesaver, a specialist document storage, archiving and imaging business based in Penrith, New South Wales.

SEH makes USB scanners network-ready

Germany’s SEH has launched  the myUTN-130 Scannerserver, a USB virtualisation solution designed for non-network-enabled USB scanners.

Rapid Image Forensic Duplicators

Intelligent Computer Solutions (ICS) has announced the release of the Rapid Image Forensic Line of Hard Drive Duplicators.

Visioneer debuts Acuity image enhancement tools

New software tools to enable your scanner to edit your scanned documents and improve image quality at the point of capture have been introduced by Visioneer.

Brainware brings Distiller, Globalbrain technologies to Australia

Brainware, a US provider of intelligent data capture and enterprise search solutions, will be exhibiting at Procure to Pay 2011, an annual conference taking place November 15-17 at The Sebel Surrey Hills Sydney in Sydney, Australia. 

Alloys and Kodak team up for Distributed Capture

Kodak has added print and imaging distributor Alloys as a new distributor in the Australiasian market for its  range of “Distributed Capture” A4 Document Scanners.

How Australia captured Census 2011

With census forms flooding in to the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Melbourne Data Processing Centre at the rate of up to three container loads a day, IDM spoke with the Executive Director Andrew Henderson to learn how the massive job of capturing and analysing Australia’s census data has evolved since the last census in 2006.

ABBYY takes new look at iPhone card scanning

ABBYY has launched a new iPhone app that manages scanned business cards separately from  the iPhone address book, and is  designed to manage business contacts separately to personal data captured from cards offered by restaurants, cafes, taxis and hairdressers, etc.

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