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How does your business create and move content into your content repositories
for reuse, distribution, and storage? Daily, your staff creates office
documents, forms, and scanned images, and sends and receives faxes and e-mail
messages. In addition, business applications utilized by your organization also
create content via ERP systems, e-billing, financial applications, Web forms,
and XML tools. Through this aggregation, data inputs from different creation
and authorizing tools are combined. To efficiently intake and manage this
content, your business needs to review, modify, and enhance its processes for
capturing content.
Marco can help you determine which technologies best fit your content capture
needs. The two ways to capture documents are scanning and electronic processes.
Listed below are samples of the most common technologies Marco can implement
for your organization:
Document Scanning
Scanning applications allow your staff to cost effectively scan and capture
data from a few single documents to a high-volume of multiple documents.
Utilizing intelligent barcode recognition, scanning systems can automate the
indexing process with bar codes and utilize full-text OCR.
Virtual Rescan
Virtual Rescan (VRS) technology from Kofax improves both the quality of the
scanned images and the automated capture of information from your paper
documents and forms. It enables your business to lower scanning costs, reduce
data entry costs, and provide your staff with faster access to the information
they need.
Image Enhancement
Marco provides a variety of image enhancement features to transform your
documents into accurate, retrievable information:
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De-skewing - is the straightening of a crooked image. |
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De-speckling – any erroneous dots (bits) on a page will cause
problems as the software will attempt to translate them. De-speckling will
remove this erroneous data. |
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Cropping - is the process of selecting and cutting out (deleting)
any unnecessary parts of the image by focusing on a smaller section. It reduces
the size of the image to be stored.
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Distributed Capture – is the process of capturing data by scanning
documents from remote locations. This can be accomplished today with
multifunction printing devices and dedicated scanners. |
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Text OCR (Optical Character Recognition) – is a software package
that will recognize and translate bit mapped images into machine-readable text.
OCR may operate on the entire image or be used in conjunction with forms
processing software to isolate particular fields on the form. |
Batch Processing
Batch processing saves you time by quickly delivering documents such as
invoices and key data field values to your online archival and retrieval
systems for further processing without a lot of manual data entry.
Indexing
The centerpiece of a document imaging system, a well-designed and implemented
indexing system establishes the groundwork for a smooth flow for tracking and
retrieval of information that is managed and stored in a database. Tools used
include full text OCR, zonal OCR, manual typing, etc.
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