Year: 2006

Another AIIM is in the books. Wow! What a show. It was nice to see everybody who I saw. I apologize to everyone I missed,

Yesterday, I’ve having a conversation about my blog. I mention one that one of my favorite posts occurred while waiting for an hour on the

So, I’m stuck here in the Erie Airport, waiting for my departing flight to Philly – what a great time to blog. Yup, headin’ down

Capture specialists Dicom and Top Image Systems both announced strong first quarters – another sign of the current stength of the imaging industry. Also, I’ll

Congrats to Paul Carman, who has accepted the job a president of Computhink. Computhink is a Chicago-based document imaging/workflow/records management software vendor. Last I knew,

Improved .NET functionality, better support for thumbnail viewing and improved image processing.

In case you were wondering what happened to the old INSCII high-volume COLD and document imaging business…

Talking about introducing more security into your processes…

Here’s a story from ReadSoft, about an invoice processing installation that leverages the company’s links into the Microsoft Great Plains accounting system. Also, Datacap and

I guess this could be an argument in favor of document imaging. Iron Mountain seems to have lost personnel data for 17,000 Long Island Transit