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Just in Time: RFID Streamlines Vaccine Delivery

Inaccurate tracking can waste precious COVID 19 vaccine. RFID streamlines accurate record-keeping and keeps healthcare staff on task.

More Than a Picture: Monetizing Data from Digitization

Picture all the unstructured data in your paper files. How can you monetize that information? With imaged documents, that’s how.

It’s Hard to Argue with the Data: The ROI of RFID

RFID is a mature technology, boosting productivity in all industry sectors. But is there a worthwhile return on investment? Science says Yes.

Think RFID Isn’t Right for Your Business? Think Again

RFID has a place in almost every business operation, in every industry sector. We can prove it’s right for yours.

3 Ways You Could Be Missing Out on RFID’s Benefits

RFID offers benefits to every business sector. Are you missing out?

Document Conversion Mandate? How To Create Success

When your organization’s leaders mandate a move to digital operations, what will that mean for your area of responsibility?

How Hospitals Are Curing Their Retail Spaces

Retailers with captive consumers – notably airports and hospitals – used to enjoy a mini-monopoly. The offerings of the shops were limited and the prices were exorbitant. In the late 1990’s, however, airports began to capitalize on their corridors, installing...

It’s Complicated: Document Conversion for Regulatory Compliance

From finance to banking to healthcare to day care, industry regulatory compliance is part of the business of doing business. Part of compliance – a big part – is records management, and many of those records are in paper form. Paper has a long and noble history, but...

Document Conversion and the Data Collection Bottleneck

We all got the memo about the value of big data. Digital consolidation makes an organization’s masses of information more useful, and more available, than having silos of electronic files and archived paper documents. Big data promises to let you find all the...

Built for Speed: The New Lab

Ten years and $2.5 billion – that’s what it takes to bring a new drug to market these days, says the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development. Time is money, and drug companies are starting to design their labs with speed in mind. As Mitchell Weitz of...