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Why a Network Scanner?
Dedicated use device for scanning documents No need to wait for the copy machine to become free for use Versatile functionality without compromise of added complexity Advanced scanning functions performed transparent to user Ability to preview images before sending to
Trend towards Network Scanning
After a few false starts, and probably an industry getting ahead of itself, document scanner hardware vendors and document capture software vendors finally seem to grasp the opportunity of network scanning. However, and certainly more importantly than the vendors themselves
Latest News From the Blog
Panasonic Crossbreeds Its Tablets and Scanners…and the Results Are Pretty Cool – Keypoint Intelligence
Source: Panasonic Crossbreeds Its Tablets and Scanners…and the Results Are Pretty Cool – Keypoint Intelligence Lee Davis Research Editor Lee Davis has been a research editor with BLI’s solutions team since April 2015. In addition to maintaining BLI’s coverage of
Making a Network Scanner solution dream come true
This news of a network scanner integrated with Line of Business applications through a simple development platform is simply amazing to me. It’s absolutely what I’ve been preaching for a long time so it’s nice to see this vision realized.
Panasonic Announces New Network Scanning Solution
Here is an expert from Panasonic on the announcement of their new ‘M1 Network Scanner Solution’. This is a unique approach to offering network scanning where this is an optional device (not directly integrated) that can network-enable existing USB scanners.