excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 100% Printing falls prey to the Net, says report Summary: The survey--of 308 Xplor members--also reveals that 47% of document systems user companies report that they use a Web viewer to access digital documents. Another 40% say they use Adobe Acrobat for digital document access. E-mail, the Internet and intranets are now used as alternatives to low-volume document printing at 42% of the reporting user companies. One-third of the user companies surveyed... 92% The Web at work Summary: Delphi Consulting (Boston) recently released its intranet survey findings resulting from interviews with more than 600 evaluators, implementers and developers of Web-supporting technologies. Delphi found that roughly 94% of the organizations surveyed were evaluating intranet technology or actively developing and deploying intranet applications (above). Delphi is offering a companion seminar to... 90% Intranets Opening the door to document-based... Summary: Intranets: Opening the door to document-based applications. The intranet has provided commoditized networking and has unburdened us from client-based application development. Today, intranets are widespread. With intranets, organizations are disseminating applications and creating collaborative workgroups. Not only is the application development powerfully promising, but users say the intranet... 89% GigaAIIM reports respectable, not spectacula... Summary: Giga/AIIM reports respectable,. not spectacular, industry growth. Production imaging systems still dominate the market with 78% of the revenue. The report also reveals that few vendors identify themselves as being involved exclusively in electronic imaging. Those few vendors identifying themselves as involved exclusively in electronic imaging were the smallest companies of those surveyed. 87% When will COLD get the respect it deserves? Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper When will COLD get the respect. TASC Imaging and workflow have gotten all the attention, but what about COLD? Applications for COLD. The primary users of COLD data in TASC applications are the front office staff who speak directly with a firm's customers, and the back office staff who perform paper-oriented workflow tasks.com Craig LeClair, Director of... 86% Intranet research report learning hard lesso... Summary: Document management on the intranet. The inclusion of document management therefore becomes a crucial component of an intranet. With that, there's more going on than a simple porting of popular document management products to the intranet. If the approach to document management goes beyond Web accessibility, however, and the company utilizes document management technology specifically targeted at... 86% 50 who make a difference Summary: Delphi Consulting Group. Imerge Consulting. Wang. Arthur Gingrande, IMERGE Consulting 13. William Stratigos, Wang 40. 86% AIIM's pre-show release Summary: Imaging World, April 21st, 1997. Only 9% of the previous year's respondents had NT-based clients. This is expected to climb to 31% this year. Windows NT server installations are also expected to jump from 18% currently to 33% in 1997. Twelve percent of currently installed systems and 8% of planned systems were considered transaction processing systems, although 19% of current systems and 22% of... 86% Market needs standards and education, AIIM stu... Summary: The report surveyed 756 vendors and users to gain insight into the trends affecting the selection, purchase and deployment of COLD and RDS systems. Lack of education was cited as the reason 38% of potential COLD users and 51% of potential RDS users gave for not installing the systems. While the vendors see the consumers' lack of information, potential users of both technologies cite the lack of... 86% COLD and RDS: survey says--"Hunh?" Summary: The findings were announced by the Association for Information and Image Management International (AIIM, http://www.aiim.org) and the information management association, Xplor International. Many users also said they'd like to see greater standardization in the information output industry. The COLD/RDS study was conducted by International Data and funded by AIIM and Xplor. 86% 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. 86% Combined scanning and file format solutions required for care and feeding of hungry intranets Summary: How then does IS bridge the gap from paper to secure, internal electronic distribution? The result is a very compelling return on investment. Agencies have only begun to scan For government agencies, scanning to either the Internet or an internal intranet Web site is practically a matter of survival. Prior to the widespread use of the Internet, scanning documents was entirely focused on getting... 85% News Shorts 4-7-97 Summary: ORACLE TO INTEGRATE IA'S REMITVISION. RemitVision, from IA Corp. INTERTECH'S DOCUPACT SUPPORTS DIGITAL'S. Alpha 5/440-based NT Network Server. SCANNING A HALF-BILLION DOCUMENTS. 85% What makes DVD compelling for users? Summary: What makes DVD compelling for users? Out of 1,199 respondents, 73% said that they would be compelled to buy a DVD-ROM drive if software other than movies or games was available on DVD-ROM discs. When faced with a list of 25 companies, the largest percentage of users (22%) said they would choose Sony (Park Ridge, NJ) if they were to buy a DVD-ROM drive today. The first in the DVD family of drives... 85% AIIM market report is good news Summary: (Posted: Thursday, April 10, 1997, 8:28 AM) AIIM's (Silver Spring, MD) pre-show release of its annual electronic imaging market report, prepared by Giga Information Group (Norwell, MA), is good news for the industry. 85% Beyond backfile conversion Summary: Beyond backfile conversion. conversion service bureaus can do the work for you. Internet-enabled document repositories are also increasingly popular offerings of service bureaus. The majority of conversion bureaus IW talked with provide services at a national level and 89% of respondents to an IW questionnaire said they provide on-site conversion. Are both on- and off-site services available? 84% Drawing a document technology roadmap Summary: document management and electronic delivery. Document management for authoring or delivery? Tools for communicating and coordinating are perhaps more important, too, since authoring is more collaborative than viewing or delivering documents. Standards impact document delivery and management at the document, application, and communications levels. They are also the systems of choice for Web-only... 84% 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. 83% ImagingExpo'96: A world-class conference schedu Summary: Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. Monday, September 30. 82% Networked document management Think globally,... Summary: For years we have had "enterprise document management systems" and "enterprisewide deployment." Documents for the whole company. Web technologies are also bringing document systems to new customers. The new markets. New buyers are coming into the market, and existing buyers are thinking about document systems in terms of their overall business.
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