Year: 2010

Kofax has named a new CFO. I’ll offer a few thoughts on this:1. Kofax originally appointed a North American-based CFO in 2008, before announcing the

One of the most popular pieces of hardware at the recent AIIM show was the mobile document scanner.   These types of devices were showcased

This was written by JD Hicks is President of Imagine Solutions, and it’s a fairly insightful paper on the advantages of distributed capture in the

From the press announcement:  Reynolds C. Bish, Chief Executive Officer, commented: “I’m pleased to report that we made good progress and performed better than expected

I have no idea, how they do their math, but these are the numbers they came up with. Now, it used to be I could

Have you seen it yet? I think if there’s a market for that type of device, which lists for like $45, you’d think ACS might

CVision, a Queens, NY-based document capture software developer, with some serious roots in JBIG 2 and compression technology, showed its new SuperFast OCR technology at

Made it back from AIIM in once piece, once again carrying a wealth of new information on the ECM/document imaging market. No attendance at this

Apparently the volcanic ash is still delaying some flights out of Europe. A couple of German vendors I was supposed to meet with are unable

 We’ve been running into Irvine, CA-based capture ISV PSIGEN more and more recently. PSIGEN, which specializes in batch capture and has some advanced indexing for