Scanning & Capture

Kodak-ACA Christmas 2009

It was jingle bells and pork dumplings all round as the imaging industry gathered  for a Christmas Yum Cha lunch in Sydney this week hosted by ACA Pacific and Kodak Australasia. Click HERE for our Photo Gallery from the event.

Captiva captures new design tool

EMC has launched a drag and drop interface that removes the need for programming skills when designing capture workflows in Captiva InputAccel.

ABBYY unlocks images to boost Google Search Appliance

ABBYY is promoting its new Recognition Server for Google Search Appliance is a solution for organisations looking to ensure that all valuable organizational knowledge is electronically accessible 24x7.

Onesource Group acquired by CSG

CSG Australia has acquired the Onesource New Zealand businesses which include Konica Minolta New Zealand, a provider of document management and print solutions, along with specialist equipment financing company Leasing Solutions.

i2 Software releases Document Conversion Server

i2 Software has unveiled a new Conversion Server to provide the automated conversion of a wide range of file formats into a unified filename and file format convention without requiring end user intervention.

ESRI releases MapIt 1.1

ESRI MapIt version 1.1 has been released with an improved user experience by redesigning the way controls look and feel and optimising the Web Part's performance. 

Snowbound cleans up scanned documents and images

Snowbound Software has announced a new module that provides additional image clean-up capabilities including hole punch removal and blank page detection to enhance image quality for colour, grayscale and black and white documents and images that have been scanned or faxed. 

BridgeHead Software prescribes hospital imaging platform

BridgeHead Software has unveiled a solution for hospitals undertaking enterprise imaging (EI) projects to create a central archive enabling universal access and streamlined data management.

ReadSoft reboots software pricing

ReadSoft has unveiled a new pricing strategy for its leading suite of capture and OCR software, which from January 1 2010 will be sold on a subscription basis in Australia and New Zealand instead of an upfront license fee.

KYOcapture delivers downunder

Kyocera is introducing new middleware capabilities for its Multifunctional Products (MFPs) that will provide the capacity to deliver documents to multiple destinations, including e-mail addresses, fax, FTP destinations, network folders and document management systems

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