Author: Infosource

Remember these guys? They basically leveraged the Tesseract OCR technology and some internal software development to create a SaaS for capturing images and data of/from

With the Brazilian subsidiary of one of its global banking customers. From today’s press release: “The Brazilian subsidiary will implement Kofax Capture, Kofax Transformation Modules

Thought they did a fairly good job on this: Few highlights from it: Price: “$10.3B, (HP’s) largest technology acquisition to date. This reflects premium valuations of

Document capture specialist AnyDoc has announced announced a partnership with Image Integration Systems (IIS). IIS is a document imaging and workflow specialist that has traditionally

Check out today’s, Aug. 3, Dilbert. Reminds me of a lot of the conversations I’ve been having recently about mobile computers.

With Kofax apparently struggling a bit in the second quarter, Top Image Systems, a competitor of theirs in the capture market (albeit a much smaller

Contex, a leading vendor of wide-format scanners, and Kodak recently announced an extension of their partnership through which Kodak Capture Pro can now be used

Not exactly sure why this happened but Kofax’s stock value dropped 17% today and closed at its lowest level in almost 6 months. I’m sure it was related to

Mitek Systems, the recognition tools and software developer, which has recently had some success in the market for capturing check images with mobile phones, has branched

Check it out, I’ve hit the big time. I’ve got my own podcast. It’s actually not my own. Thanks to James Lappin and Alan Pelz-Sharpe