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There’s been a number of releases this week that help document management, including one from OpenText that helps document governance in SharePoint 2010, a connector from Box to your ECMs, KnowledgeLake has released document imaging for SharePoint, while ABBYY’s SDK integrates data capture with third-party applications.

DigiTech's collection of PaperVision SharePoint Tools (news, site) has been bolstered with the addition of a document uploader to get those critical documents into the system.

DigiTech (news, site) and Fujitsu got together to bring, as they say, the simplest possible solution for those small to medium companies trying to wrangle paper documents.

Digitech Systems, a provider of on-demand ECM, recently announced that they have significantly pumped up their PaperVision Capture. PaperVision Capture allows businesses to design processes for capturing paper documents and converting them to an electronic format. Users can index them for secure storage, management and retrieval within an ECM system.

The fresh squeezed features include OCR processing, which automatically processes image files, including paper documents converted to electronic format from a scanner or MFP, into searchable indexed files.

Benefits include:

• Convert scanned images: to Microsoft Word, XML, PDF or choose from more than thirty other formats
• Export full-text data: to PaperVision Enterprise, ImageSilo, another ECM system, or a wide variety of line-of-business applications
• Streamline searching for information: convert images to full-text data to be able to pinpoint search for a word or phrase

"We're proud to add full-text OCR to the list of available options for PaperVision Capture customers,” said HK Bain, Chief Executive Officer of Digitech Systems.
“Full-text OCR extends this product's flexibility to an even wider array of businesses and business initiatives.”

If you feel so inclined, you can hit up Digitech for more information here, or you can read about PaperVision Capture here. 

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