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Datacap Product Marketing Manager Tom Simalchik |
Basics
If I Read The Dictionary, Will I Know Everything?
What would it be like if a computer explained how
Datacap Wordfire worked? It might go something like this:
"My name is Davinia. I am a computer program. I was created by a
team of very talented programmers. My code is faultless. I know because I have
been tested and approved. And sometimes at night, when there is little to do, I
substantiate my code integrity. The results are always great! I am a complete
program!...
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Datacap Marketing Manager, David Jenness
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Process
Capture-Powered Wheelchairs
While the healthcare system may need an overhaul,
one thing we ought to be grateful for is modern medicine's ability to save
lives and heal those of us unfortunate enough to suffer severe illness or
trauma. You don't have to be a healthcare patient - or even a regular watcher
of the TV show "House" - to know that the science and technology of healthcare
have evolved to extraordinary levels.
Over the past 30 years, Invacare Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio suburb Elyria,
has contributed to the technology of healing by...
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Ninjas are invading the Claims Dept.
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Basics
Claims Processing Is Newest Profession To Attain Ninja Status
It's no longer good enough to be considered an
expert. It's no longer cool to be a guru.
In Silicon Valley, the latest "power" job title for those who perform at the
highest level is "ninja," as in systems ninja, cloud computing ninja, security
ninja and senior user interface ninja. Ninja's are hot. The Wall Street Journal
is blogging about business ninjas, and at last count, there were more than
4,000 people with "Ninja" in their title in their LinkedIn profiles.
Why do so many people want to embrace the mystique of the legendary ninja, who
are known for their amazing feats and superpowers in Japanese folklore and in
Hollywood movies like James Bond's "You Only Live Twice" and "Kill
Bill?"...
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All I need is a scanner and I can go paperless, right?
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Basics
Scan and Store Document Images for Fun and Profit
It's been suggested that document scanning
would help your business. Get all your paper scanned into image form so you can
share documents with your employees and partners. Go paperless. Streamline your
business process. Get rid of all that paper stored in those rusty old filing
cabinets. Let your customer service people call up claims and invoices on their
PCs to immediately answer an inquiry. Better control who has access to what
information within your business.
It sounds fantastic. What have you been waiting for? So you buy a scanner, hook
it up to your network and you slide your first piece of paper into the feeder.
Now what? Cue the spooky music. You have entered the "capture
zone."...
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Capturing Handprint Data on
Forms
The ability to capture handprint has
progressed far beyond what you think you know. In this webinar, Jack Roberts
from Datacap partner Cutting Edge Solutions (CES) and Jim Terry from
Parascript, demonstrate the latest solutions from Datacap and Parascript to
automatically recognize hand printed characters - even free form handwriting -
from documents. You'll learn how Parascript's recognition engine works and how
it is used inside Taskmaster to automate input of handprinted data.
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