FOR RANDY WOOD, administrative systems architect at the University of Idaho, using document imaging to convert his institution to electronic records was easy. Like Washington State University (see ...

Document imaging systems stand ready to integrate hard copy into the digital government enterprise.

Document imaging systems replace large paper-intensive operations. Documents can be shared by all users on a network and document routing can be controlled by the computer (workflow).

From Kansas Department of Administration. Submit by 5/14/2002.

The standard document imaging system is built around scanning paper documents, applying indexes to the document images, and storage and retrieval of the image.

A computer-based workflow system can make a dramatic improvement in this process. When the mail is opened, the invoice is immediately scanned into the document imaging system and routed electronically ...

For more than 40 years, James Imaging Systems has provided document imaging and printing solutions to a wide variety of clients throughout the region. Strategic acquisitions, coupled with a good ...

This document scanning service converts paper-based files into convenient, easily accessible document images. This turnkey service is performed by experienced professionals who scan documents at ...

Management questioned whether imaging technology could live up to its touted efficiencies and was concerned that users might hesitate to embrace such a system.

“For all types of motor carriers, the Automated Forms Recognition module transforms labor-intensive office operations into an advanced electronic document management system,” says Tom McLeod ...

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