excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% 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... 94% Bnkngtabcont Summary: How imaging is changing remittance and check processing. Craig Sparkes, IA Corporation. CD technology complements corporate banking. Managing a bank's untapped assets. Image and Payment Systems, NCR Corp. 90% 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... 90% CDR Software & Hardware Shopping Guide Summary: duplication time. The Trans/Corder was developed because of operator dissatisfaction with the time-consuming process of duplicating CD-ROM discs. CD-R duplication. and NT support. New CD-R writer software. 89% Ricoh shows CD-RW hardware Summary: Ricoh shows CD-RW hardware. Quickly adopting the new CD-Rewritable (CD-RW) media that can be re-recorded thousands of times, Ricoh (San Jose) has introduced the first CD-RW-capable CD-Recordable (CD-R) drive. Using both standard CD-R and the new CD-RW media, the MP6200S ($599) drive is the first on the market to have the rewritable capability and a SCSI-2 interface. Used as a CD-R drive, the... 88% Banks rush to embrace technology Summary: Banks rush to embrace technology. The imperative that drives process automation in banking has changed dramatically, just in recent months. Saving money is way down the list of reasons to implement automation. The trend is to apply automation to processes that have more of an impact on the bank's customer. Matteoni goes on to say, "Automation is the answer, not new branches or bodies. 88% Floppy space saver Summary: Floppy space saver. The company's variable packet-writing approach allows a compliant CD-Recorder to write thousands of "sessions" while producing a CD that can be read in current and next-generation CD drives. The caching scheme removes the need for additional hardware or excessive hard disk space, the company says. Fully backward-compatible, Floppy CD allows a CD-R disc to be used in the same... 88% CD-R management on the fly Summary: CD-R management on the fly. NT's MacFile services provide Mac clients transparent access to CDs on the networked NT server. An automatic directory caches the directory structure on the fly for each CD as soon as it is inserted, without reconfiguring the file system. It also provides extremely fast directory cache initialization speeds, building the directory structure in much less time than is... 87% Deal Makers 3-3-97 Summary: Bank finds All Items Archive. U.S. bank holding company Comerica (Detroit) has adopted CheckVision All Items Archive, IA Corporation's (Emeryville, CA) banking software. All Items Archive helps banks meet the seven-year legal requirement of storing billions of document images and gives customers a window to the bank for on-line viewing of check images and other cash management documents.... 87% 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. 86% How imaging is changing remittance and check processing Summary: . Trends in remittance and check processing. Better customer service. Trends in check processing. The same trends apply to check processing as remittance processing. Convergence of corporate and retail services. 86% Banking enterprises benefit from product conve... Summary: Imaging World, March 17th, 1997. Banking enterprises benefit from product convergence. At BAI, NCR will debut an image-based retail capture and delivery system--the ImageMark product suite--which will include the ImageMark POD, IAD (image archive and delivery) and ID (image delivery) line. fax 816-753-7729, E-mail ray. E-mail: bkirk@remit. 86% 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... 86% Hot Products 3-3-97 Summary: Workview new to Navigator. Starting at $22,995 (for a single drive), the CD-R 5000 comes with NT-based duplication software. Web-based document distribution. Built-in security provided by Optika's WebBooks allows access only to valid users. The Web client specifies the application and folder from which documents will be retrieved. 86% 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... 86% News Shorts 11-18-96 Summary: CA develops products for a number of uses including information management and enterprise computing. Integrated electronic publishing. ActiveX controls. Kofax ascending new heights. management makes impact in Texas. 85% 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. 85% Communications company searches for technology... Summary: Imaging World, April 21st, 1997 Communications company searches for technology solution. COLD AND DOCUMENT IMAGING SUCCEED. The principal companies within TDS are: TDS Telecommunications Corp. "The project team was looking for a shelf-ware solution.. The solution. 85% Building the electronic document warehouse Summary: Building the electronic document warehouse. user workstation-generated documents, such as spreadsheets, word-processing documents, etc. Capturing documents. Building an EDW solution starts with document capture. Non-computer-generated documents must be converted to electronic format and indexed externally. 85% Retail & wholesale lockbox in an image world... Summary: lockbox in an image world. In this world we are receiving invoices and large corporate checks or fund transfers. When all is said and done, lockbox boils down into two worlds: retail and wholesale. Even so, corporate customers are requesting even more customization of services to lower their own internal costs. This combines systems and hardware to effect the processing of both retail and...
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