Supplier News

  1. Bank Improves Records Management With Document Management Solution 3/16/2007
    Kearny Federal Savings Bank purchased the Fujitsu scanners through Champion Workflow Systems, a New Jersey based systems integrator and developer focusing on document automation systems, who also implemented a Tokairo TokOpen Electronic Document Management System to help improve the bank’s paper workflow with scanning paper documents into electronic format. Submitted by Fujitsu Computer Products of America
  2. Streamlining The Admissions Process 2/21/2007
    An automated data capture system from AnyDoc Software created many benefits for the admissions process St. John's University. By using OCR for AnyDoc, admissions reduced data entry costs, produced more accurate data, responsed quicker to potential students, were able to focus on recruitment, and evaluated applications without delay. Submitted by AnyDoc Software
  3. Remote Data Verification Offers Scan One Flexibility And Enhanced Productivity 2/21/2007
    Scan One captures images and data from its customers’ documents for their access via the Web – using OCR for AnyDoc® and related AnyDoc Software solutions. Documents are scanned, and then OCR for AnyDoc extracts data from the captured document images based upon customer-defined templates for each document type. Submitted by AnyDoc
  4. AnyDoc INVOICE Keeps EKZ's Processes On Their Toes 2/21/2007
    EKZ, the group of electricity utility companies that cover the Zurich area in Switzerland, had an urgent need to streamline its accounts payable processes for suppliers’ invoices. And the cornerstone to this success was AnyDoc INVOICE. Submitted by AnyDoc Software
  5. Put An End To Manual Checks 2/21/2007
    As AnyDoc®INVOICE handles the capture of unstructured text, the time needed for verifying the invoices has been significantly reduced. Line items, header information, and supplementary charges are reliably captured and formatted for the SAP journal entry system. Submitted by AnyDoc Software
  6. QStar Gives Surgeons Unprecedented Access To Surgery Video Archives 2/16/2007
    Using ProxSys and QStar HSM software, VUI has cut the amount of time and manpower needed to find a file by two-thirds. They no longer need to dedicate full-time employees to managing video archives. To date, the Institute has more than 100 patients’ recorded surgery video files stored in ProxSys, and the review process is greatly simplified. Submitted by QStar Technologies
  7. First-Rate Patient Service With Automated Medical Records Management 2/12/2007
    Because of Optical Image Technology, Inc., and the DocFinity suite of electronic document management software, patient records are no longer lost or misplaced. Improved efficiency of the records department is saving time and storage space, and allowing the hospitals to automatically comply with retention law. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
  8. Improve Slow Review And Approval Process With Document Management Solution 2/12/2007
    After implementing Optical Image Technology's DocFinity® suite of document management software, people no longer need to wait for weeks to access proposals. The plans are scanned, indexed, and made available on the web site within days of their arrival in the Planning office and this means that the public and statutory agencies have more time to view them and input their comments. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
  9. Save Time, Money, And Frustration With DocFinity Electronic Document Management 2/12/2007
    The DocFinity suite from Optical Image Technology, Inc. (OIT), an industry-leading electronic document management (EDM) system that offers robust functionality and scalability at a very competitive price, was able to provide SCASD with a solution that saved time, money, and frustration. Submitted by Optical Image Technology
  10. Companion Property And Casualty: Delivering Claims ''Care Packages'' Quickly 2/8/2007
    The main goal of Companion was to create a digital mailroom coupled with a powerful workflow engine to move information effectively from beginning to end. This meant that the company would need to transform all of its paper and other forms of incoming information into digital form before any of it was sent to the intended individual or processed in any way. Submitted by Optical Image Technology