Information capture has come a long way, baby! From stuffing paper through a scanner to taking pictures in the literal blink of an eye, it’s so much more than what we grew up with. Here, the illustrious Bob Larrivee and I talk about the “latest-and-greatest” in the world of capture, and the need to update […]
OCR is one of the most common technologies on my clients’ wish-lists, mostly because it works and works very well. But it also is one of the most common sticking points when it comes to solution pricing, largely because of the page-oriented, volume-based fees that generally are associated with its use. Especially in the case […]
A good thing happened today in that a webinar I was part on the subject of capture at one point turned into a discussion about data quality. From the perspective of industry best-practices, this topical pivot was not only appropriate but inevitable. But it came as a happy surprise because, in my experience, the two […]
Say the word “capture” to holders of the CIP certification or other AIIM certificates and you’ll be regaled with stories related to the textbook answer “getting information from the original source into the information management system.” This is far better than older-school responses having to do with “stuffing a piece of paper into a scanner […]