It's critical that organizations have a plan to protect both their physical records and their electronic data. This is called a disaster recovery plan. Learn about what you need and what to look for from a scanning partner.
Before you start your digitization project, ask yourself these four questions to ensure you’re on the right path.
Scanning microfilm from hard copy to digital is just the first step: you have to index the images to make them useful. Learn about the different index options and what works.
Evaluating a scanning company and its services can be overwhelming. In this article we give you the final five questions to ask when you’re researching a potential partner.
Paper scanning is simple, but not always easy. When you move forward with your project you’re likely to see some common challenges, so the best way to prepare for those challenges is to know and understand them.
Embracing AI is a testament to our commitment to excellence and our vision to be at the forefront of technological advancements in digital imaging.
SOC 2 audits, which stand for System and Organization Controls, are not just procedural formalities; they are comprehensive evaluations that ensure organizations operate with the highest standards of security, integrity, and confidentiality.
By embracing digitization, organizations can enhance the accessibility and organization of their records and also fortify their security measures and streamline compliance processes.
Microfilm records can be accessed either physically, by using a reader/scanner, or digitally once they’ve been converted to an electronic format. Learn about the benefits and costs of each and make a wise decision.
In this article we continue with the next batch of five vetting questions you should ask when looking for a document scanning service, including project timelines and a provider’s experience.
