Is Beauty Truly in the Eye of the Beholder? – Not When it Comes to Image Quality
‘Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” This saying, which is believed to have first appeared in Greek in the third century, notes that the perception...
The Back-Office Implications of Mail-in Voting
As evidenced by delays in tabulating votes in many recent state primaries, the push towards mail-in voting for this fall’s elections may create new headaches...
Expect High Numbers of Voting-by-Mail this November
Presidential elections are looming, and states expect a surge of mail-in votes. Counties will need to collect, count, and verify hundreds of thousands of paper...
Creating the Digital Commercial Bank of the Future
Commercial banking is undergoing tremendous change. New competitors, heightened customer expectations, and ever-increasing regulatory pressures are disrupting...
Digital Transformation Guide for Lenders
To drive organizational digital transformation, it is paramount the sources of data that come into the organization are captured and ingested fast and...
Take the Friction Out of Your Manual Processes with Intelligent Capture
Learn how intelligent capture can eliminate this friction in your information lifecycle and help you achieve faster and more intelligent business processes....
WPS Health Solutions
Processing healthcare claims is complex work. But WPS Health Solutions streamlined its processes by replacing 10 legacy desktop scanners with an intelligent...
Three Ways Outsourcing Firms Leverage Intelligent Data Recognition
The combination of exploding document volumes and increasingly complex data capture requirements has made document processing more challenging than ever for...
The 5 Step Formula for Reducing Document Capture Costs
This formula can be applied to any document-driven application, in any industry, and eliminates the biggest capture headaches: receiving documents from any...
4 Ways to Protect Your Captured Data from Theft and Compliance Violations
Many organizations may not realize that the source of their security breakdown could be their imaging...