excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 98% The four truths of document capture Summary: The four truths of document capture. The four truths will be: * Document capture is being redefined as data collection. * Capture/collection should be done as close as possible to document creation. Capture will become data collection. As a result, document capture must transform itself to data collection. 95% Capture recap Summary: A refresher: * Document capture is being redefined as data collection. * Document and data capture rewards upfront investment in quality with reduced cost, improved performance and greater user satisfaction. Quality can be measured in terms of image appearance, speed, automation of indexing and quality assurance. * Document capture is moving toward the document creator and away from large,... 93% Defining a growth path the key to successful ... Summary: Defining a growth path: the key to successful capture. By Dave Wood The fourth truth of document capture is the importance of growth path. In that environment, a reliable, secure growth path is one of the most important requirements in purchasing a system. Ensuring a growth path. Adherence to standards is perhaps the most important of the growth path elements. 93% Netting new gains from earlier document capture Summary: with "document creation." Document capture is no longer relevant because the document was created as part of the destination application in the first place. The value of earlier document capture. Following are several advantages of merging document capture with creation. Much of that work will be transferred to service bureaus as companies realize that digitizing documents is not part of the... 91% Quality is free (so invest in it upfront) Summary: Quality is free (so invest in it upfront). If it is free, why do we have to invest in it? First, quality must be viewed from a system rather than a technology perspective. Investment in indexing. What image quality is required for viewing or indexing? 90% All Items Archive--the keystone of completing the change to image check processing Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper All Items Archive--the keystone of completing the change to image check processing. By Craig Sparkes, VP of Application Product Management. What is an All Items Archive? Prominent benefits from an All Items Archive. The most significant benefit from the All Items Archive is the immediate payoff of all past investments in image check processing systems and... 90% Why did we create this white paper? Summary: . By David Wood and Bryan Foertch, Wood Associates The dramatic growth in Electronic Document Capture (EDC) technology has expanded the industry's capability dramatically. The market is now product- and solution-rich, but information-poor. EDC systems all include the same basic operations: * image acquisition * image enhancement and QA * data entry * data quality... 89% EDM/PDM Summary: Cost/benefit analysis. The costs associated with revising drawings are dependent on the method and solution used. * Increased value of paper drawings through integration with CAD and EDM/PDM tools. The overall benefit to organizations of scanning paper drawings is to increase the value of the company's most valued asset--information. The value of the drawings increases along with existing... 89% The myth of desktop imaging Summary: I do not expect the image to become another mainstream data type because it is not a very useful type. The dominant applications in use do not support the image data type or offer imaging capabilities. There is no need for it.) to satisfy that need. Since it involves a real need, faxing has become a mainstream desktop and networking application. 89% Systems integration and the next millennium Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper Systems integration and the next millennium. Information is the life-blood of a service-based economy. Survival strategies. Remittance processing and item processing. Two such paper-based transactions are remittance processing and item processing. 89% 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... 88% Character recognition vs. content recognition Summary: Imaging World, October 21st, 1996. In Adobe's definition, "imaging" refers to the process of creating page images, bit by bit. In addition, Capture is designed to fit text into the exact space it occupied in the original document. Acrobat Capture is designed to treat unrecognizable text as pasted-in images, and often areas treated this way are not even output to the text file. recognition take? 88% 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... 88% OPINION:Getting there from here Summary: Traditional imaging applications will be document-centric, not image-centric any more. In fact, there won't even be an "imaging market." And these are mostly still image-only systems; the "document-centric" users must work in other departments. Why isn't this enough to image-enable lending, claims and A/P applications? Why do the expensive, monolithic imaging systems still rule the market? 88% Law Cypress hosts free seminars Summary: (Posted: Thursday, April 24, 1997, 8:08 AM) With participation from 30 vendors, the new seminar series entitled Exploring Electronic Document Capture and Management will cover document capture, forms processing, enterprise document management and personal or ad hoc document management. 88% EDMS technology is becoming a central theme in... Summary: ... lending operations EDMS applications. operations EDMS applications. ... cash management EDMS applications. ... item processing EDMS applications. all items archive. 88% Rx for claims processing headaches Summary: , image-assisted claims processing, concurrent image access and display, inexpensive and more efficient data storage, high-speed image/data distribution, and cost effective image archival capabilities. Electronic data distribution also means concurrent access of information, regardless of physical location. The key to success depends on the quality of the information collected from its origin.... 88% Application integration: An essential ingredient Summary: Additionally, there is a host of clinical data management applications that also merits tight integration. To be truly effective, workflow must be fully integrated with the system and its applications. In addition to having workflow integrated with the application, the workflow product should also be fully integrated with the database as well. Integrated workflow does not mean that the workflow... 88% 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. 88% News Shorts 4-21-97 Summary: SOME NEW JERSEY TAX RECORDS.. A NEW SEMINAR SERIES. ADVANCING INDUSTRY SPECS. RECORD STORAGE WAREHOUSE ARSON VICTIM. IMAGINATION SOFTWARE PARTNERS.
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