excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 100% Anacomp out of Chapter 11 in just six months Summary: Anacomp out of Chapter 11. in just six months. Anacomp filed for Chapter 11 on January 5, 1996. Even before the Chapter 11 filing was complete, Anacomp had introduced Alva, a new CD services solution. For Anacomp, these other solutions are digital. 95% Anacomp's customer service relies on FileNet s... Summary: Anacomp's customer service relies on FileNet solution. The first product to result from a partnership between the companies, Concerto Customer Response System (CRS), manages information for customer service operations at Anacomp. The customer response software provides indexed access to appropriate customer information regardless of document type. FileNet's suite of document management and... 91% FileNet and Anacomp's concerto in the key of Windows-NT Summary: FileNet and Anacomp's concerto in the key of Windows-NT. (Friday, January 24, 1997, 8:28 am) A multi-year product and marketing relationship between FileNet (Costa Mesa, CA, http://www.filenet.anacomp) will provide Windows NT-based software applications for integrated information delivery. A new suite of document management and workflow software from FileNet serves as the platform for vertical... 85% 1996 the year in review Summary: This turned out to be a nightmare­on the good days. Wang ascends ... to somewhere. Long-term impact: Not to worry. Long-term impact: CDIA is just too good an idea to flop, and it won't. Long-term impact: The virtual potential here is so great that it's hard to figure out where to start. 85% People on the Move Summary: People on the Move. Prior to joining the Unix-based document management and retrieval system software developer, Damico served as regional sales manager at Bluebird Systems. Charles O'Neill joins TDF (Bethesda, MD) as chief operating officer. Marchetto joins from Lockheed Martin's Astro Space division. Susan McLaughlin assumes the position of VP, Kodak Professional-a move from the Imaging Services... 84% O'Nell joins TDF Summary: O'Nell joins TDF. (Wednesday, January 15, 1997, 10:10 am) Charles O'Neill joins TDF (Bethesda, MD, http://www.tdf. O'Neill will be responsible for developing the document imaging and management solution provider's reseller channel and growing current joint venture relationships. Previously senior VP at Richard Leahy, O'Neill directed marketing initiatives that led to an increase in profitability... 82% The Buzz 11/18/96 Summary: Imaging World, November 18th, 1996 The Buzz. What's Wang saying? Is it just me, or is Wang effectively saying, "We think the imaging market sucks," by dickering with Kodakover the sale of its imaging business? I mean, how often does a market leader like Wang just decide to get out of that market in favor of other pursuits? Maybe Wang is on to something ... Back from the throes of bankruptcy dept. 80% 1mage Software (Englewood, CO) appoints Tom Da... Summary: Marchetto joins Kodak from Lockheed Martin's Astro Space division. Susan McLaughlin assumes the position of VP, Kodak Professional--a move from the Imaging Services division. Software developer Verity (Sunnyvale, CA) appoints Dennis McEvoy executive VP of products and services. Xyvision (Wakefield, MA) appoints Kevin Duffy president. Duffy has held various management positions with the software... 80% Imaging bails out Orange County Summary: Law firms, however, are another matter. That meant the firm could accomplish the same amount of work in less time. A law firm, after all, makes money by charging its clients for the hours it works on their cases. Improved productivity meant a job could be accomplished in less time. That, in turn, meant that the law firm would be billing its clients for fewer hours and producing less income. 80% editorialAug96 Summary: Six months from now, ImagingExpo will be three months past already. Oracle this. Oracle that. It's great, it's exciting and it's ancient history in the making. Is it news? 80% 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. 79% First in line for Kodak's COM customers Summary: First in line for Kodak's COM customers.kodak.com) computer output microfilm (COM) customers. In addition, First Image and Kodak will develop new integrated document management services and technologies. Kodak will provide hardware, software, media and related services to First Image clients. 79% Serious installs mark "unknown" doc management Summary: doc management provider. Paul, MN), speaking of the UNISearch document management product line. We're talking high-end performance here. High-end as in systems that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Overall, COM Squared has an installed base of 200 systems. 78% News Shorts 3-3-97 Summary: Plasmon VARs check out Double-Checked. TASC allies with Sybase. Document management provider TASC (Reading, MA) has teamed up with Sybase (Emeryville, CA) to join TASC's COLD technology with the Sybase System 11 relational database. As a Sybase application partner, TASC will market and distribute Sybase products in conjunction with TASC-COLD. First Data takes Kodak's COM. 75% 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. 75% I. Levy & Associates Summary: I. Levy & Associates has been developing software applications since 1975 and is nationally known for its Navigator 2000/DMS, Navigator 2000/Workflow and Navigator 2000/COM Replacement (COLD) products, a scaleable electronic imaging solution that operates in an open-systems, client-server environment. 75% EDMS conference comes to Kansas City Summary: EDMS conference comes to Kansas City. The event is being jointly hosted by the Greater Kansas City chapter of AIIM (Association of Information and Image Management) and ARMA (Association of Records Managers and Administrators). Scheduled events include: ARMA president Ken Hopkins' presentations "A Look at the Past and Future of Document Management" and "The Media Selection Process." "An ... 75% Archived microfilm represents a treasure trove of enterprise storage Summary: Once the record is located, it must be printed, copied and distributed. New methods unlock. microfilmed information. * Microfilm often varies slightly in resolution. * Jacketed fiche can contain separate images that are individually skewed. 75% EDMPDM: An IW Summary: EDM--engineering document management--refers to managing all the documents and data used by engineers, while PDM--product data management, a newer manifestation--encompasses product-related data that originates with the engineer and makes links to other industrial systems. In mechanical engineering, for instance, where product data management is an essential part of the engineering database,... 75% Viewstar confidently goes public Summary: Imaging World, October 21st, 1996. Viewstar confidently goes public. The workflow and imaging company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 5 to conduct an initial public offering. Optika recently found out just how cold those public waters can be when it went into its IPO hoping to fetch between $9 and $11 per share of common stock, and ended up having to settle for $6....
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