excite for web servers found documents about: Networked Document Printing - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 62% Xerox printers will use Xionics technology Summary: Xerox printers will use Xionics technology.xerox.com) will begin incorporating technology from Xionics Document Technologies (Burlington, MA, http://www.xionics. Xionics' PostScript Level 2 and PCL 5e will make it easier for the printer to "talk" to other parts of its network. 61% DOCULABS' CERTIFICATION TEST Summary: PRINT SYSTEM. * Integration tests, in which we tested the print system's integration with Watermark and ViewStar. The QMS 2425 ImageServer Print System is seamlessly integrated with a number of production imaging systems, including Watermark.com Watermark www. 5. Integration Ths system is well integrated with some EDMS systems, such as Watermark and ViewStar. 60% HP replaces network scanner Summary: Imaging World, March 3rd, 1997. HP replaces network scanner. Billing the new ScanJet 5 as "the digital on-ramp" to a network, Hewlett-Packard (HP, Palo Alto, CA) offers not only document conversion (at 15 ppm) but also logical routing directly into applications on a networked user's desktop. The 300-dpi Network ScanJet 5 ($3,000)­a 4Si replacement­ offers an enhanced control panel, a... 59% DocMgmt Summary: But the fact is, even small companies can take advantage of this technology because it is being offered to potential customers in several different forms. Outsourcing can be profitably used by large companies as well. Perhaps the most promising print-on-demand distribution solution is the Internet. But many other types of companies can use this system as well. With these advantages, it's a wonder... 57% MICR cuts costs, speeds check printing at IAG ... Summary: IAG Federal Credit Union (Rye, NY) has created an automated MICR process system for printing checks and receipts on single, plain-paper sheets. This system has helped IAG increase. The result is improved service to members. These five types account for all the documents the credit union prints. As credit union regulations or services change, there will be no wasted paper stock. 57% Kofax weds scanner and network Summary: In much the same way that users across a network can share a printer, NetScan allows workgroups to share a ScanJet scanner and route images across the network with standard E-mail packages. NetScan initiates the scan process and routes the scanned image using E-mail. Both the PIN and any designated recipients are selected using a keypad on the scan server. The scanned images are then routed to... 57% NSM Jukebox Summary: NSM Jukebox. Storage systems provider NSM Jukebox (Bensenville, IL) announces MACready, a jukebox, server and image database manager solution. MACready ($9,000) contains either the CDR or Mercury series jukebox and CD management software from Miles Apart, is AFP compliant and requires no client software. Requested information is automatically located on a CD that is mounted inside the jukebox.... 56% Xionics to provide German MFP drivers Xionics ... Summary: Xionics to provide. German MFP drivers. Xionics (Burlington, MA) has acquired Gesellschaft Computer Anwendung (GCA, Freiberg, Germany), a developer of printer drivers for MFPs (multifunction peripherals). The acquisition gives Xionics printer-driver software for imaging text and graphics with specific printers. "This venture contributes to our strategy to provide OEM customers core t... 56% Rosetta Technologies Summary: Since 1986, Rosetta Technologies has been the premier supplier of sophisticated software tools for viewing, interrogating, and communicating product design information regardless of the source. Rosetta's family of communication products is a de facto standard within the aerospace and defense industries. 55% Big guns shoot image for Net Summary: Demonstrated for the first time at the Seybold Conference in San Francisco, the technology combines HP's and LPI's digital-imaging experience. The solution is one of the first implementations of FlashPix, the imaging architecture codeveloped by Kodak (Rochester, NY), HP, LPI and Microsoft (Redmond, WA). Imaging for Internet uses the image storage and retrieval technology in FlashPix, so digital... 55% The new model of sharing and distributing information Summary: The new model of sharing and. distributing. The New Model of Document Distribution. Rather than relying on the costly, older model of print-then-distribute, network users can distribute, then print -- a new, inverted model that uses the speed and flexibility of electronic distribution while virtually eliminating the excessive waste of copying, sorting and delivering documents by hand. A New... 55% Altris Software Summary: Altris Software is a leader in delivering enterprise document management solutions for technical, engineering and office environments, systems which integrate with existing computer resources. 55% Delle Donne named senior VP of Sedona GeoServices Summary: Delle Donne named senior VP of Sedona GeoServices. On November 26 he was named senior VP of marketing, sales and service for Sedona GeoServices (http://www.com), a division of Scangraphics (Broomhall, PA, http://www.com).com). 54% Mitek Systems Summary: MITEK SYSTEMS, INC. is a world leader in the development of automatic document recognition products, including state-of-the-art, Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR) and neural network technologies. 54% Network scanners reduce paper-based inefficiency Summary: August, 1996 Network scanners reduce paper-based inefficiency. This labor-intensive process was one of many administrative inefficiencies rooted in the hospital's reliance on paper. This process would allow hospital staff to efficiently store, share and distribute information electronically over the hospital network. What is a network scanner?. The network scanner allows users to bridge the... 53% Integrating ICR with document imaging Summary: Integrating ICR with document imaging. Additionally, complete data entry of the form can be automated through this process. Integrated with document imaging, ICR revolutionizes forms processing through automating the data capture process. An integrated ICR system should use a document image system's workflow software. FileNet provides an integrated ICR system with workflow and document imaging... 53% Recognition experts move down-market Summary: In concert with the pricing announcement, ElectroCom unveiled enhancements to one of its two primary product lines, AEG Recognition, an integrated family of ICR/OCR engines. It also announced IntelliDoc Pro, Version 1.0, a new product line based on AEG Recognition. ElectroCom Imaging was formed in 1995 as a division of ElectroCom Automation. AEG Recognition, Version 5.0 is the latest enhancement... 52% Kodak acquiring Wang Software Summary: Kodak acquiring Wang Software.kodak.com) and Wang (Billerica, MA, http://www.wang. Kodak will pay $260 million cash for Wang's software business. 52% Openimage for AS400 Summary: Open/image for AS/400. An open, client-server solution uniting fax documentation and image management is being introduced jointly by Wang (Billerica, MA) and Biscom (Chelmsford, MA). Open/image for AS/400 unites document imaging and workflow in the AS/400 environment and provides imaging capabilities to applications running on IBM's AS/400R host system. Wang is using Biscom's FaxCom fax server... 51% Seybold crossovers Summary: Imaging World, April 21st, 1997. Seybold crossovers. This year's Seybold Seminars follows right on the heels of AIIM during April 21st to 25th in New York. While Seybold shares technology topics and exhibitors that are important to the information management industry, major vendors told us they are showcasing their significant announcements at AIIM rather than Seybold. * Dataware (Cambridge, MA)...
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