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100% Open architecture encourages cross-pollination![[LiveLink]](/file/36067/SIGCAT 97 - Conference on Convergence.ISO/Docs/webcd.gif "[LiveLink]") Summary: Software developers are the winners with the adaptation of open standards. "Cardiff's multiple engine approach is simply superior." Kofax will continue to rely on Caere to provide text recognition. "We have a really good relationship with Caere," said Anthony Macciola, KIPP product manager. "We think that our approach will offer customers more freedom of choice."
88% Forms processing A market takes shape As the... Summary: In fact, the paper forms industry now refers to itself as the forms and systems industry. The forms automation marketplace. Pricing: the new differentiator. There is also an annual maintenance fee of 15% of system cost. Prices vary.
87% JBIG: A New FAX Standard? Summary: Group IV, however, proved very popular for the storage of scanned document images. They have Group IV for binary and JPEG for multibit grayscale or color." "Thus the JBIG Alliance promotes three-bit scanning as the grayscale standard for document images. There are no image-processing libraries that you can buy today that work on grayscale images. There are no OCR engines that you can buy today...
86% Component Imaging Summary: Standalone applications and toolkits emerge. Those that sell a more standalone application approach are represented by Kofax and Cornerstone (San Jose). Cornerstone's Pixel Translations products fit more into the toolkit category. COMPONENT IMAGING MARKET. The market moves toward components.
86% New hardware, software abounds at ImagingExpo'9 Summary: A number of hardware and software vendors announced new or upgraded products at ImagingExpo'96. DTI (Document Technologies Inc. After the show the agreements endure. New versions and hot new products. This was certainly true at ImagingExpo'96, where a flurry of new software versions was released.
86% Handwriting recognition gets real Summary: Handwriting recognition gets real. These enable ICR integrators to cope with the idiosyncrasies of industry-specific forms. What's new? What about handwriting recognition? The new company was formed to concentrate solely on recognizing natural handwriting.
86% Maturing market clarifies document capture choi Summary: "We saw that there were a lot of places to get equipment, and lots of companies that wanted the technology, but most system integrators and VARs were doing enterprise systems," he says. "But there weren't that many people in between, doing departmental systems." Where Cornerstone comes in, she says, is when the user wants to do unique things with its systems. The veteran of the three, the company...
86% Cardiff tackles cyber forms Summary: Cardiff tackles cyber forms.com) has taken its forms processing software beyond paper and onto the Internet. The TELEform Internet Solution automates the creation, distribution and processing of HTML forms. Running in conjunction with an existing TELEform product, this latest release can convert either an existing TELEform document or paper form into an HTML form that can readily be placed on the...
86% 1996 the year in products Summary: From 1996 we've chosen a dozen (or so) products that burned brightly. Imagination Software (Silver Spring, MD) was another vendor embracing ActiveX in '96. A late-year hardware introduction (also by Kofax) was a product standout in 1996. Still, he sees production imaging's dominance continuing in the coming year. That, she points out, "is sort of dichotomous."
86% Forms processor marries document manager Summary: Forms processor marries document manager. (Monday, January 13, 1997, 9:49 am) Addressing the combined needs of data collection and document management, Cardiff Software (San Marcos, CA) and Optika Imaging (Colorado Springs, CO, http://www.optika.com) are offering a direct link between Cardiff's forms processing tool, TeleForm, and Optika's document management solution, FilePower. The first...
86% Automated cleanup rids systems of worthless im... Summary: Future forms will be measured against that form and will be adjusted for skew and other attributes against the original form. "This is especially important when you are doing recognition on particular zones on a form," says Macciola. The forms recognition capability will also scale the image to match the form. For example, contrast may be more important than skew, but OCR readabiliy in a...
85% Scanners the digital gateway Summary: The Xerox (Rochester, NY) DocuImage 620S is designed for print on demand, forms-processing and document-imaging applications. DocuImage 620S ($12,000) is an open-system implementation of Xerox's DocuCS scanner that processes 40 ppm at 200 dpi, 32 ppm at 300 dpi and 20 ppm at 600 dpi. Both models offer 400-dpi resolution and a 1,000-sheet document feeder. The M3099EX/GX handles 11-in. These...
84% Scanner/Web/VAR Beats Summary: Intrafed continues on the scene. BancTec announced a distribution agreement with TextWare. The Web beat. "We believe that publishing on- and off-line go hand in hand on the Web and CD, and we believe that automating the process is critical to the success of the project." Now they are asking how to solve problems."
84% Kofax Image Products Summary: Kofax Image Products is one of the leading suppliers of PC-based processing software for the document management market, specializing in high-speed document capture and high-volume optical storage management.
83% TELEform tackles cyber-forms Cardiff Software ... Summary: TELEform tackles cyber-forms. Cardiff Software (San Marcos, CA) has taken its forms processing software beyond paper forms and onto the Internet. The TELEform Internet Solution ($4,995) automates the creation, distribution and processing of HTML forms. Running in conjunction with an existing TELEform product, this latest release can convert either an existing TELEform document or paper form...
83% Cornerstone's ISIS Pipes into Caere kit Summary: Cornerstone's ISIS Pipes into Caere kit.com) is integrating its ISIS Pipes interconnect standard into the Professional Developer's Kit and Visual Developer's Toolkit just rolled out by Caere (Los Gatos, CA, www.caere. The Caere kits are designed to help developers put Caere's OCR technology into applications for Windows 95 and NT platforms. ISIS Pipes is a software interconnect protocol for...
83% 1996: the year in business Summary: Component imaging. Document management explodes. Also, several different approaches are maturing, such as a component imaging "build" approach, vs. An NT option has. Storage options:.
83% Users create demand for imaging Desktop documen Summary: Desktop document image. The fact is, the demand for desktop image management originates from a market segment that is not composed of traditional document imaging users.. DOCS Imaging gets. DOCS Imaging challenges Watermark. In comparison, Watermark only notes-edits.
82% ElectroCom presents new AEG Recognition engine Summary: (Posted: Tuesday, April 01, 1997, 12:05 AM) From processing high-volume mail for the U.S. Postal Service to scanning health forms, applications, claims, faxes, bills of lading, charge receipts, baggage tags and testing data, ElectroCom's (Fairfax, VA, http://www.ecaard.com) AEG Recognition engine boasts the world's largest base of any ICR/OCR engine.
82% 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...
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