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DOCUMENT IMAGING AND MICROGRAPHICS
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Micrographics
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Grayscale Support | |
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Fast Printing | |
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Stand-Alone Printer | |
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Standard SCSI and TWAIN Interface | |
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Enterprise content management (ECM) is software that helps you create content with common desktop applications and easy-to-use content authoring templates. Content – or unstructured information – includes digital text documents, engineering drawings, XML, still images, audio and video files, and many others.
ECM is essential for managing:
| All content items – Includes content from your desktop and enterprise applications such as customer relationship management, supply chain management, and enterprise portals. | |
| Workflow and content lifecycle – Spans review, revision, and approval processes for any piece of content according to user-defined business rules. | |
| Multi-channel publishing – Allows simultaneous publishing of a single content item via a Web site, email, fax, print, and a handheld wireless device. |
Most enterprises' unstructured content is increasing between 65 to 200 percent a year depending on the industry sector. This growth is largely uncontrolled and undermines your company's ability to achieve:
| Content ROI – Employees can spend up to 40% of a workday looking for content and untangling issues with versioning, ownership, and reformatting. As a result, too much expensive content goes underused or must be recreated. ECM provides the infrastructure that gets your content under control. | |
| Compliance – Virtually all organizations are now legally compelled to securely store and access various content for a defined period. With ECM you can set policies for retaining, storing, and retrieving specific content – and mitigate the enormous risk of noncompliance. | |
| Collaboration – Content managed in departmental silos and restricted to certain geographies blocks the sharing of content by distributed teams. As a result, productivity drops and time to market slows. ECM enables people to create, capture, and distribute collaborative content on the tightest timeline. | |
| Consolidation – An ECM using a single infrastructure rather than siloed content systems dramatically drops overall total costs and increases security. One ECM repository that can scale to over a billion objects offers a subsecond response time for transactional processes. |
The EMC Documentum platform delivers a unique set of solutions to the challenges of enterprise content management.
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Access Systems offers a variety of quality hardware products from the most reliable manufactures.
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Convergent Services include:
| The convergence of paper documents to electronic formats | |
| Micrographic convergent services | |
| CD duplication and publication. |
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For more information on document imaging and micrographs products and services contact our sales staff at 304-340-4288 or sales@accesswv.com
For product service and support contact j.jones@accesswv.com
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