Supplier News

  1. A Breakthrough In Imaging Technology 11/7/2006
    Every once in a while an innovation comes along that's so unique it truly changes everything. Such is the case with the Graph Expo 2006 debut of the Océ VarioPrint 6250 printer, the world's most productive digital duplex cut-sheet printing system. Submitted by Océ
  2. Expand Your In-Plant Services And Increase Your Value With Océ 11/7/2006
    Times are challenging for in-plant printers. Outsourcing and departmental MFPs are stealing volumes. Fastpaced markets demand ever-faster turnaround times with fewer available resources. Increasing job complexity requires duplexing, professional finishing, crisp graphics, cost-effective color inserts, tabs and special covers—sometimes all in one document. Submitted by Océ
  3. OCR Solution Cures Clinic's Paper Plague 11/1/2006
    Lexington Clinic was sick: Sick, that is, of being inundated each month by thousands of pages of insurance forms, explanations of benefits (EOBs), data sheets, referrals and patient permission forms
  4. Star Micronics America Celebrates 30 Years Of Innovation 10/17/2006
    Over the past three decades, Star Micronics America has established itself as a leading supplier of small printers, audio components, high-precision machine tools, and precision parts to the American market and established itself as one of the most innovative companies in its target industries. Submitted by Star Micronics
  5. AnyDoc INVOICE Helps Northeast Utilities Conserve Energy When Processing Invoices 10/4/2006
    If you’ve ever gone without electricity because of a storm or downed power line, you know firsthand how important it is for your utility company to run like a well-oiled machine. Submitted by AnyDoc
  6. Optical Coherence Tomography - A New Point Of Care Imaging Tool 9/21/2006
    Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is on the verge of becoming the 6th imaging modality (x-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, Nuclear Imaging)
  7. The State Of The Art In Finance 8/14/2006
    In the wake of recent accounting scandals and the increasingly competitive business environment, many CFOs and the finance organizations they lead have started to take on new strategic roles within the enterprise. This SAP Insight will discuss recent trends and best practices, as well as provide examples for those companies with best-practice processes, models, and technologies. Submitted by SAP Americas.
  8. Implementing Enterprise Resource Planning: Lessons Learned From The Front 8/14/2006
    Best practice indicates that a successful enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation can, in fact, force an organization to reevaluate its business practices and processes, focus on clearly defined goals and objectives, create a higher understanding of the need for data accuracy, emphasize time-phased material planning, and enable a more effective data-sharing environment. However, such high-level benefits require a new approach to project implementation, one that applies the lessons of the past to reinvent the systems of the future. Submitted by SAP Americas.
  9. Anesthesia Business Consultants Decreases Processing Time For Medical Claims 8/14/2006
    After using its original imaging system for a period of time, Anesthesia Business Consultants measured the number of images that it was able to scan and retrieve with the system and compared its results with their manual filing system. Surprisingly, Anesthesia Business Consultants realized that the imaging system was not an improvement over the manual system; using either method, it was only able to process a maximum of 100 images per day. Its need was much greater than their existing capabilities. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
  10. Forms Processing Streamlines Insurance Data Entry Process 8/4/2006
    Practicare Medical Management was manually processing between 100 and 130 Explanation of Benefits forms (EOBs) each day, with each ranging from one to several pages long and with data found in varying locations from page to page. Using AnyDoc®EOB, Practicare now processes the same number of EOBs in far less time — from 3 days to 4 hours — and with 30 percent fewer personnel. Submitted by AnyDoc Software