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Document Imaging:

AEL Data

Paper, microfilm and electronic image conversion to digital format. Digital archiving, database development, typesetting, PDF and telephone book conversions, forms processing, data security and recovery. Located in Chennai, India.

http://www.aeldata.com/

Archive Builders

Assists organizations with their plans for document management, document imaging systems, and digital libraries.

http://www.archivebuilders.com/

Blue Canyon Imaging

Imaging company with a primary focus on information processing.

http://bluecanyon.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Combined Computer Resources, Inc.

Document imaging software development company that provides turn-key and customized imaging, COLD/enterprise reporting and workflow for any size company or government entity.

http://www.winocular.com/

Conversion Technologies International

Text and legacy image conversion to current industry standard digital formats. Media migration and project / facilities management. COLD/ERM archival service and data entry/bar code OCR. Located in Cherry Hill, NJ, U.S.

http://www.ctiimage.com/

DatActivity

We digitize your documents including any kind of archives, books or microfilms. We are able to handle even the most arduous jobs such as ancient texts, poor quality faxes, tables, graphics, chemical or mathematical formulas. Based in Geneva, Switzerland.

http://www.datactivity.com/

Digiscribe

Document scanning, indexing, web-based retrieval, and litigation support. Pick-up and delivery service, off-site, secure data storage. Voice transcription and data entry service. Located in Elmsford, NY, U.S.

http://www.digiscribe.info/

@doc

Providing independent consulting and training in the document technologies industry.

http://www.atdoc.com/

DocuLogic

The DocuLogic Virtual Records Center online document management system provides imaging, indexing and secure storage and retrieval over a customized, firewall protected, SSL-encrypted web-based interface.

http://doculogic.com/

Document Imaging Solutions, Inc.

Offers complete document management solutions including document management systems, software, scanners, and storage solutions. Document management consulting available with expertise in PDF software.

http://www.disusa.com/

Docutrak Imaging

Scanning and CD storage with search engine indexing and retrieval capability of records. Staff training on file management system. Located in Coburg, OR, U.S.

http://www.docutrakimaging.com/

Electronic Solutions for Imaging

ESI offers document imaging, scanning and PDF conversion services.

http://www.esiimaging.com/

GET Imaging

Conversion from and to multiple formats. System sales, off-site document storage solutions. Located in Oklahoma City, OK, U.S.

http://www.getimaging.com/

Graphic Sciences

Digital conversion from paper, microfilm, microfiche, engineering drawings. Located in Royal Oak, MI, U.S.

http://www.scanittoday.com/

GTESS

Document imaging, scanning and OCR for electronic health insurance claims processing, including scrubbing, reformatting and archiving.

http://www.gtess.com/

ICG Consulting

Offer electronic invoicing solutions and vendor portals, with needs analysis, system design, implementation and support. Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.

http://www.icgconsulting.com/

Image Data

Analysis of methods, scan and offload to DVD, CD, DLT, or microfilm scanning and archiving. Online report hosting and archiving.

http://www.imgdata.com/

ImageWork Technologies Corporation

Specializes in image conversion, document management, and workflow consulting.

http://www.imagewk.com

Imaging Associates

Offering customers document imaging services for paper, roll film and microfiche digitizing, as well as data entry and indexing services, barcode and forms processing (OCR/ICR), and consulting services.

http://www.scanfilm.com/

Information Access Systems, Inc.

COLD conversions, text to digital, workflow and records management. Forms processing using Silanis, OCR, and OnBase.

http://www.iasinc.net/

Jenson Technology Group

Specializes in document and information management for government and defence.

http://www.jenson.com/

Latitude Consulting, Inc.

Consulting and programming services for FileNET systems. FileNET certified developers for Panagon Capture, Panagon IDM Desktop, WAL and Workflo controls for Visual Basic.

http://www.latitudeconsulting.com

LegalScans

Litigation support services to the Montana legal community.

http://www.legalscans.com/

Mackin Imaging Systems

National full service reseller of document imaging systems, content management and workflow Services.

http://www.mackinimaging.com/

Micro Com Systems Ltd.

Document or microfilm scanning, microfilm outsource, and imaging services in Vancouver, BC.

http://www.microcomsys.com/

microAdvantage, Inc.

Source for document imaging, scanning, and OCR. From document preparation to CD ROM recording and all phases in between. All media converted including paper, microfilm, and photographs.

http://www.microadvantage.com/

NMS Imaging

Digital document scanning services for conversion of paper, microfiche and microfilm to scanned images, conversion of scanned images to OCR, PDF files, or full text searchable files on CD-ROM or web-based browsers.

http://www.nmsimaging.com/

Supreme Data Pro

Specializes in capturing data from scanned images and offers turnkey solutions.

http://www.sdpro.com/

Systems Solutions Technologies, L.L.C.

Offering COLD, document imaging, workflow, check imaging, enterprise electronic storage, and enterprise security along with LAN and WAN consultation and implementation.

http://www.2st.net

Tri-Data, Inc.

Conversion to CD-ROM, optical disk, and magnetic media. Off-site, long term storage. Located in Huntington, WV, U.S.

http://www.tri-data.com/

UniLink

Imaging, COLD storage, document and check imaging for banks, credit unions and data centers.

http://www.unilinkinc.com/

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