Category: Blogs

We’ve been hearing some good buzz around Alfresco, an open source ECM venture launched a few years back by some ex-Documentum developers in the U.K.

I thought this was pretty cool. Remember, in 2007 Google announced it was launching an open source OCR project based on the Tesseract Code, which

When I spoke at Harvey Spencer Associates’ annual capture conference a couple weeks ago, one of the predictions I made was that a digital copier

If you remember, after the 2000 U.S. Census, in which digital imaging was used for the first time to capture data from the forms, the

Long-time readers of DIR  know that I’ve been a proponent of OMR-based voting ever since the 2000 presidential election controversy involving punchcards, hanging chads, and a

In a good sign that big invoice processing deals are still out there, Top Image Systems just announced it had completed installation of a 1.5

Pitney Bowes Management Services, whose new president was featured in the last issue of DIR,  recently signed a reseller agreement with long-time imaging consulitng firm IMERGE.

In preparation for my presenation at Harvey Spencer’s upcoming annual Capture Conference, I was going over my 2009 predictions, one of which was “SaaS ECM

Speaking of the education market, Kofax landed another large deal recently, this one with an educational agency in the Czech Republic. AutoCont, a long-time Kofax

Hyland has acquired Los Angeles area-based ISV Hershey Systems. Hershey has a Web-based ECM platform that has recently been targeted primarily at the higher education