excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% All media has its place in storage Summary: This has allowed imaging and COLD technologies to take root. The goal of any storage solution is to provide quick access to documents while maintaining retention and the data integrity. One vertical market that requires the use of all of these technologies is banking. Banks are a large producer of COLD data. Most banks also produce loan documents. 90% Electronic archiving of radiology images Summary: Most 5.25-in. optical data transfer rates are between 1 and 2 MB per second, with the newer 2.6 GB drives advertising 2 to 4 MB per second. optical drives which hold 15 GBs today and cost about $600 each. The Philips drive reads data at 2.7 MB per second and writes at 1.3 MB per second. CD is the least expensive optical media ($1,000 per drive and about $15 per 600 MB platter), but the slowest... 90% Imaging: Latest tool of the trade for today's mortgage lender Summary: Information Services Group.. Imaging improving processes. That number also enables the document image to be accessed throughout the loan process. (The bank decides if and how original paperwork should be archived. "Modern service. 90% A model for information delivery:The information life cycle Summary: The information life cycle. The life cycle model. The information life cycle model essentially describes the relationship between the age of information, frequency and speed of access, and storage media. Kevin O'Neill is senior VP of Global Marketing at Anacomp. Anacomp provides products and services worldwide that manage organizational information throughout its life cycle. 89% Magneto-optical storage solutions for enterprise storage management Summary: Enterprise Storage Solutions For Data & Document Management. Magneto-optical storage solutions for enterprise storage management. What is magneto-optical (MO) storage? This data requires considerable storage capacity. MO: a storage option to consider. 89% What's hotter than COLD? Introducing Nearline for document management and image archives Summary: Storage Technology Corp. Microfiche and paper are the most expensive storage mediums in use today. Data transfer rates play another crucial role in this regard. Standards. Standards have been key to the success and proliferation of tape. 88% Automated tape storage for check image archival Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper Automated tape storage for check image archival. For the first time, the cost of tape libraries and media for storing and retrieving check images has fallen below the film and developing cost of microfilm. StorageTek storage devices are currently compatible with all of these vendors' operating systems. In most moderate to high check volume environments,... 88% A look ahead Impact of CD-R CDs become a dom... Summary: CDs become a dominate force. An even newer development is emerging in which the connected CD becomes a Web site on a disc. Companies such as Folio and Marketscape are providing the tools and services for this very exciting "marriage" of the Web and CD technology.g. COLD), but the traditional storage media of 9-track tape and magnetic DASDs still dominate. Another development is the explosion of... 88% CD-R's bright future Summary: Very soon ISO will release ISO 13346, the standard for incremental writing ("packet writing") of CD-R discs. The OSTA standard.osta. New products, possibilities. When fully implemented, imaging, COLD and new CD-R technologies could revolutionize this process. 88% Adaptive Information Systems Summary: ADAPTIVE INFORMATION SYSTEMS, a member of the HITACHI GROUP, provides the turnkey imaging systems most often installed worldwide, from simple file and retrieve applications (AdaptFile), to enterprisewide workflow systems (AdaptFile/VisiFLOW), to high-capacity 5.25-in. Optical Storage Technology, 87% Enterprise storage management: The past and the present Summary: By Michael Johnson, Business Development Manager. New product offerings in 1997 will bring on-line mountable tape file systems that will provide quick access to previously backed-up data and file systems while offering a variety of standard and unique file indexing formats. form factor becomes a less-attractive solution in a long-term archival storage strategy. Also included is a migration tool... 87% CD technology complements corporate banking Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper CD technology complements corporate banking. Producing CDs in-house. Currently, more than one-third of the nation's leading banks, including Mellon Bank and Bank of Boston, are producing CDs in-house for distribution to corporate clients by combining technology from IBM and Data/Ware Development (San Diego, CA). Along with check images, each CD also... 87% Where we answer all your CD-R questions Summary: What is CD-Recordable? Part II refers to CD-Recordable. For a CD-ROM player or CD recorder, a 1X speed translates to 153,600 bytes per second. Therefore, a "1X" recorder writes 150 KB per second to the CD-R media. Likewise, a "2X" recorder records at 300 KB per second, a "4X" records at 600 KB per second and a "6X" records at 900 KB per second. 87% optstorge Summary: A Philips 12-in. 12-in. * With 12-in. * With 12-in. The Philips 12-in. 87% Trust operations improve via electronic document managemen Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper Trust operations improve via electronic document management. By Irving Levy, President. Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMSs) allow trust departments to scan in images of such items as bonds held in trust at the bank. The trust folders contain 15 categories of trust documents and the real estate folders contain 13 different types of documents.com... 86% Sharpening your database focus Summary: On the role of the database in. These attributes must be identified and managed for a successful document management application. Not surprisingly, modern database technology also plays a key role in document management by providing the same performance, integrity, and reliability characteristics for applications that operate on more sophisticated data types such as large text, word processing... 86% Delivering value-added image solutions that work Summary: The challenge for banks is to service customers and differentiate themselves from the competition with methods that are more cost effective and time efficient. Banks that use imaging solutions to provide new and enhanced customer services are realizing increased profitability and an enhanced reputation as progressive, customer-focused institutions. The solution challenge. It must add value to,... 86% SNI betting on NT viability for Fortune 500 As... Summary: SNI betting on NT viability for Fortune 500. Siemens Nixdorf recently highlighted its foundation for NT document management at an on-site meeting with IW. ARCIS history. Siemens is also a certified partner with SAP. ARCIS stores documents on WORM optical storage media. 85% CD-ROM Storage What next By Judith Lamont... Summary: CD-ROM meets the Web. Securing Web-based data. Taking a lead role in exploring how CD-ROM servers can provide secure Web sites for the federal government is SMS Data Products (McLean, VA). Some agencies will be selected for a study and will become test sites for CD-ROM Web server technology. Also, CD-ROMs of the Web site can be used as another distribution channel for the site information. 85% CCIM and the banking enterprise Summary: Mainly because this technology produces positive effects in the customers' back office while being more cost and time effective for the bank. Now is the time to look at alternative distribution channels and find ways to move their customers to a cheaper, more customer-centric way of making transactions." Customers should have one place they can call and find out anything they need. * Making card...
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