Top Image Systems has filed for a patent surrounding what it calls “Intelligent Mobile Document Delivery Applications.” TIS actually made this announcement a couple weeks ago, but I was holding off on writing mentioning anything, because I were expecting an interview with TIS this week, which has been delayed. So, just to get it on the record, I thought I’d do a blog post today, with the hopes of accumulating more information later.
TIS, which develops the eFlow document and data capture platform, has announced new remote deposit capture (RDC) technology. This technology is being leveraged in at least three products
1. MobiCheck: smartphone check deposit
2. MobiPay: for bill paying
3. MobiCloud: for capturing any document and then releasing it to downstream processes (sounds similar to Kofax’s Mobile Capture)
The technology is likely going to be targeted at the financial services market, where TIS already has a strong international business.
From what I heard on a recent TIS earnings call, the Tel Aviv-based ISV is planning on opening a U.S.-based office to promote its mobile technology. (Once again, hope to have more details soon.)
AnyDoc Customer Wins AIIM Best Practices
On the topic of data capture, congratulations to AnyDoc and customer Johnson Smith, which won a 2012 AIIM Carl E. Nelson Best Practices Award in the medium company category. The award was presented at the recent AIIM Conference in San Francisco. I had done a short feature on the implementation in a recent DIR premium issue. It utilizes handprint recognition and has achieved an impressive ROI for the mail order catalog company.
