Image, Forms, Document Capture

Part one of this article (KMWorld July/August 2006) covered key trends and some leading firms in the intelligent data capture (IDC) marketplace... Posted September 29, 2006

Smart move for higher education

Hyland acquires Matrix Posted September 20, 2006

Kofax, Alfresco team up

Ascent Capture integration Posted September 13, 2006

Partnering for compliance

KOM Networks, Hyland Software product integration Posted August 30, 2006

Trend-Setting PRODUCTS of 2006: KnowNow, Kofax, Liberty IMS, MetaCarta

Select Trend Setting Products Posted August 23, 2006

Trend-Setting PRODUCTS of 2006: Abbyy, Astoria Software, ATG, Attensity

Selected Trend-Setting Products Posted August 23, 2006

Trend-Setting Products of 2006

Posted August 23, 2006

Soaring SOA

BEA acquires Flashline Posted August 23, 2006

IBM to purchase FileNet

All cash, $1.6 billion Posted August 10, 2006

Open Text to acquire Hummingbird

All-cash deal for $489 million Posted August 09, 2006

BPM betterment

Lombardi and Covestic form alliance Posted August 02, 2006

Extending OneBox

Kazeon integrates with Google Search Appliance Posted July 19, 2006

Imagine better CAD capabilities

Spicer releases Imagenation 8 Posted July 17, 2006

The Missing Element in Imaging Today—Ubiquity

Document imaging technology, for all of its benefits to organizations previously burdened with paper processing and storage costs, is an incomplete solution. The next challenge lies in making the digitized content available to all constituencies in a convenient, ubiquitous, controlled and personalized fashion. Document imaging technology coupled with workflow automation software provides an established vehicle for capturing, managing and storing structured and unstructured information. Organizations with high-volume throughput requirements, manually processed information transactions or requirements for highly controlled information routing and approvals have been the primary beneficiaries of document imaging and workflow processing systems. Posted July 13, 2006

Capture Software Nets Discounts & Savings for Freight Payment Services Provider FlexiCapture Software Helps Trendset Continue Setting Trends.

Trendset, a provider of advanced freight accounting and payment solutions, found itself stymied by a daily mountain of paperwork that severely limited the number of documents it could process for its customers. However, the deployment of ABBYY’s FlexiCapture Studio software has dramatically changed Trendset’s data processing operations. In fact, Trendset’s data entry operation is far more productive than it ever was. The Problem: A Daily Mountain of Paperwork One of the most important services provided by Trendset is pre-auditing, which is by far the most efficient form of freight bill inspection. Enabled by proprietary Web-based accounting programs, Trendset’s pre-auditing of freight bills is an ongoing process of checks and balances. Posted July 13, 2006

The Importance of Document and Image Processing to ILM

Paper is not going away. The goal of the paperless office is still a dream to most businesses. The reality is that most organizations are still dependent on paper-based transactions. Bid proposals, purchase orders, invoices, printed and hand-written forms and legal documents continue to consume reams upon reams of paper. Consider the examples of mortgage applications or insurance claim files which contain hundreds of pages each. Many organizational and operational issues originate from our continued dependence on paper, including the high cost of paper storage and the costly inefficiencies Posted July 13, 2006

Invisible in the Everyday

I'm sitting in the press "lounge" at the AIIM show in Philadelphia, thinking about imaging. I'm somewhat sheepish to confess that I haven't thought this much about imaging since this time last year. Sitting in the press lounge. At AIIM. But that's not because imaging has diminished somehow as a viable marketplace. It hasn't. Nor should it suggest that there aren't still many opportunities for business managers to benefit from automated document capture. There are. And it should not indicate that I haven't been paying attention to imaging as a technology and a business solution. I have. It's just that imaging has—at long last—fulfilled its destiny. It has disappeared into the everyday. I used to address a lot of audiences at imaging conferences. There was a story I always told that, I thought, profoundly represented the reality of imaging versus its promise. Stop me if you've heard this... Posted July 13, 2006

Intelligent data capture: a trend only beginning Part 1

Posted July 07, 2006

The key to the future: Intelligent document recognition

Posted July 07, 2006

Content, meet process; process, meet content

Metastorm offers BPM connectors Posted June 28, 2006

Categorize completely

Inxight releases Version 5.0 Posted June 28, 2006

Wachovia's window to banking worldwide

Posted June 28, 2006

Integrify launches Version 4.0

Request and approval management software Posted June 12, 2006

Census project in Peru

Posted May 31, 2006

SOA for capture

Kofax introduces Document Scan Server Posted May 22, 2006

Benefiting from Captiva

Introduces new forms solution Posted May 22, 2006

Document classification

AnyDoc releases Classify Posted May 10, 2006

Imaging and workflow from Vignette

Releases IDM 20.1 Posted May 03, 2006

Wholesaler cuts error costs by 80 percent

Posted March 27, 2006

Brainware opens U.S. headquarters

Operates as independent entity Posted March 23, 2006

New tools for Ole Miss

Posted March 20, 2006

Big-time solution for a small-town bank

Posted March 13, 2006

Recommind launches latest version

Recommind launches latest version Posted February 01, 2006

Interwoven and Kofax strengthen partnership

Deeper integration of imaging and ECM Posted January 30, 2006

Easing invoices

Captiva enhances InputAccel Posted January 01, 2006

County redacts to a new law

Posted January 01, 2006

This one's for you

A brand new KMWorld.com Posted November 17, 2005

Celebrating nine years of KM

Posted October 01, 2005

Insurance: next-generation claims processing

The insurance industry made great strides more than a decade ago when it began using imaging rather than paper for its claims processing. However, as the digital age advanced and information accompanying claims became more complex, some of the early systems were no longer up to the task. Posted October 01, 2005

Stellent enhances imaging/BPM suite

Posted October 01, 2005

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