I often get asked to elaborate on the benefits of network scanning so I created this document to describe some of the general benefits of Network Scanning.
End-user computing is not a trend, it's a transformational shiftUni Systems S.M.S.A.
In the new end-user computing environment, people want to stay connected and have access to the best networks and services as a seamless extension of their traditional desktop.
End-user computing is no longer about managing laptops and desktops. Today, we need to support user access to services, applications, and data on any device and in any location.
This revolution promises greater flexibility, productivity enhancements, staff morale improvements, and cost savings.
Your business can benefit from Virtual Desktop Computing.
Visualizing Your Network Health - Know your NetworkDellNMS
An old adage states that you cannot manage what you don’t know. Do you know what devices are on your network, where they are located, how they are configured, what they are connected to, and how they are affected by changes and failures?
Today’s network infrastructure is becoming more and more complex, while demands on the Network Administrator to ensure network availability and performance are higher than ever. Business critical systems depend upon you managing your entire network infrastructure and delivering high-quality service 24/7, 365 days a year. So how do you keep the pace?
Learn how real-time visibility into your entire network infrastructure provides the power to manage your assets with greater control.
A Better Solution Corporate PresentationDean Jennings
Matrix42 offers software solutions for managing IT assets, workspaces, and services across physical, virtual, and mobile environments. Their offerings include automated device and application management, virtual desktop and application management certified for Citrix platforms, integrated license management and compliance tracking, and mobile device and application management. The Enterprise Manager for SCCM extends and simplifies SCCM administration through easy reporting, simplified software distribution, and improved user communication.
This document discusses strategies for managing corporate and personal devices in a heterogeneous environment. For corporate devices, IT owns and controls the devices, hardware, applications, and configurations. Systems are homogenous and enforced through policies. For personal devices, IT uses a "system of least control" with heterogeneous systems. Users have more control and access apps and data through self-service and app stores. The strategies aim to meet IT standards while empowering users and ensuring key constraints are applied.
The growing needs of today’s workforce demand that IT become more agile in how it provides access to desktop and device resources such as applications and corporate data. As a result, IT organizations struggle to provide the computing flexibility required by the modern workforce while balancing organizational requirements of compliance, security and reliability. System Center desktop solutions enable IT to empower users by streamlining the connection of any authorized user to the applications or resources they need—regardless of their location or connectivity. System Center achieves this by managing the delivery of traditional, virtual application, mobile, streamed and virtual desktop infrastructure, providing both secure access and the consistent, optimized performance that today’s users expect.
End-user computing is not a trend, it's a transformational shiftUni Systems S.M.S.A.
In the new end-user computing environment, people want to stay connected and have access to the best networks and services as a seamless extension of their traditional desktop.
End-user computing is no longer about managing laptops and desktops. Today, we need to support user access to services, applications, and data on any device and in any location.
This revolution promises greater flexibility, productivity enhancements, staff morale improvements, and cost savings.
Your business can benefit from Virtual Desktop Computing.
Visualizing Your Network Health - Know your NetworkDellNMS
An old adage states that you cannot manage what you don’t know. Do you know what devices are on your network, where they are located, how they are configured, what they are connected to, and how they are affected by changes and failures?
Today’s network infrastructure is becoming more and more complex, while demands on the Network Administrator to ensure network availability and performance are higher than ever. Business critical systems depend upon you managing your entire network infrastructure and delivering high-quality service 24/7, 365 days a year. So how do you keep the pace?
Learn how real-time visibility into your entire network infrastructure provides the power to manage your assets with greater control.
A Better Solution Corporate PresentationDean Jennings
Matrix42 offers software solutions for managing IT assets, workspaces, and services across physical, virtual, and mobile environments. Their offerings include automated device and application management, virtual desktop and application management certified for Citrix platforms, integrated license management and compliance tracking, and mobile device and application management. The Enterprise Manager for SCCM extends and simplifies SCCM administration through easy reporting, simplified software distribution, and improved user communication.
This document discusses strategies for managing corporate and personal devices in a heterogeneous environment. For corporate devices, IT owns and controls the devices, hardware, applications, and configurations. Systems are homogenous and enforced through policies. For personal devices, IT uses a "system of least control" with heterogeneous systems. Users have more control and access apps and data through self-service and app stores. The strategies aim to meet IT standards while empowering users and ensuring key constraints are applied.
The growing needs of today’s workforce demand that IT become more agile in how it provides access to desktop and device resources such as applications and corporate data. As a result, IT organizations struggle to provide the computing flexibility required by the modern workforce while balancing organizational requirements of compliance, security and reliability. System Center desktop solutions enable IT to empower users by streamlining the connection of any authorized user to the applications or resources they need—regardless of their location or connectivity. System Center achieves this by managing the delivery of traditional, virtual application, mobile, streamed and virtual desktop infrastructure, providing both secure access and the consistent, optimized performance that today’s users expect.
How ConnectKey can drive your business forward with document intelligenceXerox Global
ConnectKey provides an intelligent document ecosystem that simplifies business processes. It features [1] searchable, secure, connected, and collaborative intelligent documents; [2] a unified interface and mobile/cloud connectivity for convenience; and [3] multilayered security and integration with Cisco TrustSec and McAfee for protection. ConnectKey allows documents and systems to work together seamlessly across devices and locations.
The document discusses how client consolidation (virtualization) can significantly reduce the total cost of ownership for PCs. It states that hardware and software costs make up less than 30% of total PC costs, while other non-hardware operation and support costs dominate. Client consolidation through virtualization can lower these total costs by reducing operational and end-user support expenses. Sample pricing information is provided for a virtual desktop infrastructure solution.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing a complete desktop strategy. It discusses challenges like managing costs during a Windows 7 migration and ensuring applications and data are securely accessible from anywhere. It promotes using the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and cloud services to provide end-to-end PC management, security, mobility and optimization of existing investments. Virtualization techniques like application virtualization and virtual desktop infrastructure are presented as key tactics to maximize flexibility. The presentation encourages evaluating these Microsoft solutions in a proof of concept to modernize the desktop strategy.
Citrix Flexcast + Assessment Approach Lunch & LearnAndrew Miller
This document provides an overview of Citrix FlexCast delivery models and the Citrix user workspace assessment methodology. It begins with an agenda and discusses the drivers for virtual application and desktop delivery. It then introduces key FlexCast concepts and models. The rest of the document focuses on Sirius' user workspace assessment process, which involves data collection, analysis of business objectives, user workflows, and the technical environment to develop a distribution roadmap and solution matrix that meets the organization's needs. It provides examples of interview questions and discusses delivering recommendations to architect the optimal desktop transformation solution.
This paper analyzes the challenges involved with BYOD, the ways to leverage the benefits and also brings out the best practices in order to effectively utilize the BYOD trend.
Miria Systems and Datacap Consultant Sean Patrick Scott presented on migrating from IBM FileNet Capture to Datacap. The presentation covered an overview of Miria Systems and Datacap, the key differences between FileNet Capture and Datacap, a demonstration of Datacap's capabilities, and next steps for a quick start solution. The audience was invited to two upcoming webinars on upgrading Datacap and utilizing it for specific applications. Contact information was provided for follow up questions.
Technology Controls in Business - End User Computingguestc1bca2
The Use of Spreadsheets: As it relates to Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
The use of spreadsheets in financial reporting and operational processes, is a key tool for some corporations, and is an integral part of the information and decision-making framework.
BeAnywhere inSight is a remote management and monitoring solution that provides complete visibility and control over multiple device types, including mobile devices. It has a simple yet powerful web-based interface and supports custom branding. inSight allows organizations to organize, manage, and report on their network from a single console.
VMworld 2013: End User Computing Solutions for Financial ServicesVMworld
VMworld 2013
Muthu Somasundaram, VMware
Erick Stoeckle, Northrim Bank
Learn more about VMworld and register at http://www.vmworld.com/index.jspa?src=socmed-vmworld-slideshare
Unified device management is needed to manage the increasing complexity of endpoints. A single tool is needed to provide visibility and management of all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices. IBM's unified device management solution provides a single management server that can support up to 250,000 endpoints. It uses a single intelligent agent and unified management console for streamlined administration. This reduces costs by eliminating multiple point solutions and simplifying management of heterogeneous endpoints from data centers to desktops to mobile devices.
Why Should Businesses Deploy DaaS in 2021?vDesk.Works
Modern desktop as a service providers have been focusing on providing a self-service solution to businesses which allows them to gain visibility and control over their current real estate cost of PCs and workspaces. It is possible for them to provision new virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) quickly without purchasing and prepping the required hardware or software.
The document discusses Dell's business strategy and use of information technology. It focuses on three key areas: direct sales, build-to-order, and direct distribution. For direct sales, customer orders are directly transmitted to Dell and IT is used to automate call centers and enable online ordering. For build-to-order, IT systems allow inventory control and meeting customization needs. For direct distribution, information sharing notifies suppliers to accelerate logistics without holding inventory. The strategies and IT applications help Dell achieve benefits like demand forecasting, quality control, and optimized global operations.
In this webcast we look at Windows Intune with Config Manager, XP migration planning and issues, and Cloud Integrated Storage using Windows Azure and StorSimple.
The document discusses Intel vPro technology, which provides hardware-based security and manageability features for notebooks and desktop PCs. Key capabilities of Intel vPro technology include remotely accessing and managing PCs regardless of their power state or operating system responsiveness, and securely communicating with PCs outside the corporate firewall. The technology allows IT to more easily secure, maintain, and manage PCs from the remote management console.
The document discusses Intel vPro technology, which provides hardware-based security and manageability features for notebooks and desktop PCs. Key capabilities of Intel vPro technology include remotely accessing and managing PCs regardless of their power state or operating system responsiveness, and securely communicating with PCs outside the corporate firewall. The technology addresses challenges for IT administrators like securing systems, reducing support costs, and improving inventory management.
ZENWorks decreases IT administration time by providing server monitoring and management, asset management and reporting, security and control for servers and workstations, and patch management in a way that is very network friendly and does not require customization, resulting in reduced cost of ownership per PC. It offers desktop management through controlled application distribution, central point of management, and decreased deployment time with rich distribution targeting. The competition lacks robustness, flexibility, and has high network costs, while ZENWorks provides desktop security through standardization, powerful imaging, remote imaging, remote control for the help desk, and policy controlled software management including support for mobile users.
A strategic view of mobile device managementJason Murray
This document discusses best practices for developing a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy and mobile device management (MDM) strategy. It recommends deciding which mobile operating systems and corporate resources will be accessible, developing clear use policies and security controls, educating users, and selecting an MDM platform to enforce policies. Remote wiping of lost or stolen devices should be a minimum security measure, and policies should balance control with respecting users' personal devices. Training is key to ensuring users understand and follow the strategy.
The Mobility Cloud
Combining the power of cloud computing with the freedom and
functionality of mobile devices can give enterprises access to a
wide range of key benefits, including increased reliability, real-time updates, device-agnostic applications and more.
Research continually highlights the exponential growth in the number of mobile services using the cloud and the number of mobile phone users
that access applications through the cloud - predicted to rise from 42.8 million in 2008 to almost 1 billion by 2014.
Testting application with a presentation downloaded from the internetindradipg
This document provides an overview of Citrix Presentation Server. It discusses common business challenges such as application deployment, regulatory compliance, and reducing costs. It then explains how Citrix Presentation Server addresses these challenges by centralizing and virtualizing applications. The presentation covers the key features of Citrix Presentation Server including application publishing, access control, mobility, and reporting capabilities. Success stories from customers who implemented Citrix Presentation Server are also presented. Finally, new features in version 4.0 and pricing/licensing information are discussed.
This document discusses the future of document capture and describes how a best-of-breed information capture solution can leverage mobile, cloud, and mashup technologies. The solution allows for ubiquitous information capture from a variety of sources including mobile devices, business scanners, and thin clients. It connects and processes captured data and images in the cloud for scalability. The mashed up solution delivers information to various applications and platforms, providing users with instantaneous and convenient access through a single sign-on interface from any browser or device.
How ConnectKey can drive your business forward with document intelligenceXerox Global
ConnectKey provides an intelligent document ecosystem that simplifies business processes. It features [1] searchable, secure, connected, and collaborative intelligent documents; [2] a unified interface and mobile/cloud connectivity for convenience; and [3] multilayered security and integration with Cisco TrustSec and McAfee for protection. ConnectKey allows documents and systems to work together seamlessly across devices and locations.
The document discusses how client consolidation (virtualization) can significantly reduce the total cost of ownership for PCs. It states that hardware and software costs make up less than 30% of total PC costs, while other non-hardware operation and support costs dominate. Client consolidation through virtualization can lower these total costs by reducing operational and end-user support expenses. Sample pricing information is provided for a virtual desktop infrastructure solution.
This document summarizes a presentation about developing a complete desktop strategy. It discusses challenges like managing costs during a Windows 7 migration and ensuring applications and data are securely accessible from anywhere. It promotes using the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and cloud services to provide end-to-end PC management, security, mobility and optimization of existing investments. Virtualization techniques like application virtualization and virtual desktop infrastructure are presented as key tactics to maximize flexibility. The presentation encourages evaluating these Microsoft solutions in a proof of concept to modernize the desktop strategy.
Citrix Flexcast + Assessment Approach Lunch & LearnAndrew Miller
This document provides an overview of Citrix FlexCast delivery models and the Citrix user workspace assessment methodology. It begins with an agenda and discusses the drivers for virtual application and desktop delivery. It then introduces key FlexCast concepts and models. The rest of the document focuses on Sirius' user workspace assessment process, which involves data collection, analysis of business objectives, user workflows, and the technical environment to develop a distribution roadmap and solution matrix that meets the organization's needs. It provides examples of interview questions and discusses delivering recommendations to architect the optimal desktop transformation solution.
This paper analyzes the challenges involved with BYOD, the ways to leverage the benefits and also brings out the best practices in order to effectively utilize the BYOD trend.
Miria Systems and Datacap Consultant Sean Patrick Scott presented on migrating from IBM FileNet Capture to Datacap. The presentation covered an overview of Miria Systems and Datacap, the key differences between FileNet Capture and Datacap, a demonstration of Datacap's capabilities, and next steps for a quick start solution. The audience was invited to two upcoming webinars on upgrading Datacap and utilizing it for specific applications. Contact information was provided for follow up questions.
Technology Controls in Business - End User Computingguestc1bca2
The Use of Spreadsheets: As it relates to Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
The use of spreadsheets in financial reporting and operational processes, is a key tool for some corporations, and is an integral part of the information and decision-making framework.
BeAnywhere inSight is a remote management and monitoring solution that provides complete visibility and control over multiple device types, including mobile devices. It has a simple yet powerful web-based interface and supports custom branding. inSight allows organizations to organize, manage, and report on their network from a single console.
VMworld 2013: End User Computing Solutions for Financial ServicesVMworld
VMworld 2013
Muthu Somasundaram, VMware
Erick Stoeckle, Northrim Bank
Learn more about VMworld and register at http://www.vmworld.com/index.jspa?src=socmed-vmworld-slideshare
Unified device management is needed to manage the increasing complexity of endpoints. A single tool is needed to provide visibility and management of all endpoints, including desktops, laptops, servers, and mobile devices. IBM's unified device management solution provides a single management server that can support up to 250,000 endpoints. It uses a single intelligent agent and unified management console for streamlined administration. This reduces costs by eliminating multiple point solutions and simplifying management of heterogeneous endpoints from data centers to desktops to mobile devices.
Why Should Businesses Deploy DaaS in 2021?vDesk.Works
Modern desktop as a service providers have been focusing on providing a self-service solution to businesses which allows them to gain visibility and control over their current real estate cost of PCs and workspaces. It is possible for them to provision new virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) quickly without purchasing and prepping the required hardware or software.
The document discusses Dell's business strategy and use of information technology. It focuses on three key areas: direct sales, build-to-order, and direct distribution. For direct sales, customer orders are directly transmitted to Dell and IT is used to automate call centers and enable online ordering. For build-to-order, IT systems allow inventory control and meeting customization needs. For direct distribution, information sharing notifies suppliers to accelerate logistics without holding inventory. The strategies and IT applications help Dell achieve benefits like demand forecasting, quality control, and optimized global operations.
In this webcast we look at Windows Intune with Config Manager, XP migration planning and issues, and Cloud Integrated Storage using Windows Azure and StorSimple.
The document discusses Intel vPro technology, which provides hardware-based security and manageability features for notebooks and desktop PCs. Key capabilities of Intel vPro technology include remotely accessing and managing PCs regardless of their power state or operating system responsiveness, and securely communicating with PCs outside the corporate firewall. The technology allows IT to more easily secure, maintain, and manage PCs from the remote management console.
The document discusses Intel vPro technology, which provides hardware-based security and manageability features for notebooks and desktop PCs. Key capabilities of Intel vPro technology include remotely accessing and managing PCs regardless of their power state or operating system responsiveness, and securely communicating with PCs outside the corporate firewall. The technology addresses challenges for IT administrators like securing systems, reducing support costs, and improving inventory management.
ZENWorks decreases IT administration time by providing server monitoring and management, asset management and reporting, security and control for servers and workstations, and patch management in a way that is very network friendly and does not require customization, resulting in reduced cost of ownership per PC. It offers desktop management through controlled application distribution, central point of management, and decreased deployment time with rich distribution targeting. The competition lacks robustness, flexibility, and has high network costs, while ZENWorks provides desktop security through standardization, powerful imaging, remote imaging, remote control for the help desk, and policy controlled software management including support for mobile users.
A strategic view of mobile device managementJason Murray
This document discusses best practices for developing a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy and mobile device management (MDM) strategy. It recommends deciding which mobile operating systems and corporate resources will be accessible, developing clear use policies and security controls, educating users, and selecting an MDM platform to enforce policies. Remote wiping of lost or stolen devices should be a minimum security measure, and policies should balance control with respecting users' personal devices. Training is key to ensuring users understand and follow the strategy.
The Mobility Cloud
Combining the power of cloud computing with the freedom and
functionality of mobile devices can give enterprises access to a
wide range of key benefits, including increased reliability, real-time updates, device-agnostic applications and more.
Research continually highlights the exponential growth in the number of mobile services using the cloud and the number of mobile phone users
that access applications through the cloud - predicted to rise from 42.8 million in 2008 to almost 1 billion by 2014.
Testting application with a presentation downloaded from the internetindradipg
This document provides an overview of Citrix Presentation Server. It discusses common business challenges such as application deployment, regulatory compliance, and reducing costs. It then explains how Citrix Presentation Server addresses these challenges by centralizing and virtualizing applications. The presentation covers the key features of Citrix Presentation Server including application publishing, access control, mobility, and reporting capabilities. Success stories from customers who implemented Citrix Presentation Server are also presented. Finally, new features in version 4.0 and pricing/licensing information are discussed.
This document discusses the future of document capture and describes how a best-of-breed information capture solution can leverage mobile, cloud, and mashup technologies. The solution allows for ubiquitous information capture from a variety of sources including mobile devices, business scanners, and thin clients. It connects and processes captured data and images in the cloud for scalability. The mashed up solution delivers information to various applications and platforms, providing users with instantaneous and convenient access through a single sign-on interface from any browser or device.
Fujitsu ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner with Inofile Electronic Medical Records (E...Kevin Neal
The document describes integrating the ScanSnap fi-6010N scanner with electronic medical record systems. The scanner allows medical records to be scanned, indexed, and uploaded directly into the EMR for access by medical professionals. The integration is designed to be HIPAA compliant and improve access to patient information while reducing costs.
Introducing the Fujitsu fi-6800 Mid-Volume Production ScannerKevin Neal
Fujitsu is proud to introduce the latest addition in our Production family of document scanners, the fi-6800 Mid-Volume Production scanner. Engineered with decades of industry-leading experience and fully-loaded with productivity enhancing features based directly on customer feedback, the fi-6800 has the perfect blend of performance and functionality for Production scanning environments.
Without a doubt impressive 130 page per minute, and true double-sided 260 image per minute, scanning speeds in color or black & white will be impressive but these speeds can also be acheived while utilizing commonly used advanced Kofax VirtualReScan, or VRS, features such as Automatic Page Orientation and Intelligent Blank Page Deletion without speed degradation typically found in competitive scanners.
The fi-6800 also has many features in addition to fast scanning speeds to help improve the \'entire\' scanning process and we look forward to sharing more information on this revolutionary new document scanner. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
Introducing the Fujitsu fi-6010N Network ScannerKevin Neal
1) Fujitsu is introducing the fi-6010N iScanner network scanner, which is easy to use, customizable, simple to manage, and highly secure.
2) The fi-6010N has standard scanning functions and features like LDAP authentication, programmable job buttons, and a large touchscreen interface.
3) Fujitsu provides a software development kit to enable third-party integration and customization of the fi-6010N's interface and functionality.
Fujitsu Scanners & Perceptive Software Best Practices In The Hospital Admissi...Kevin Neal
This document is a summary of a webinar presented by Fujitsu and Perceptive Software on best practices for the hospital admissions process. The webinar covered topics like common document types in admissions, planning scanner requirements, forms design recommendations, and an ImageNow software overview. It also discussed statistics on medication errors during admissions and presented case studies analyzing unintended variances between admission and discharge medication orders. The goal was to help hospitals optimize their admissions scanning and document management processes.
Introducing The Fujitsu fi-5900C High Speed Scanner With Advanced Intelligent...Kevin Neal
The document introduces the Fujitsu fi-5900C high-speed A3 duplex color scanner. It provides specifications for the scanner including its scanning speed of 100ppm/200ipm in color and grayscale. It highlights key features such as document protection, increased overscan area, and an active stacking tray. The document also summarizes VirtualReScan image processing software capabilities and a trade-in program for older scanners.
Fujitsu & Readsoft Forms Classification and Document Automation WebinarKevin Neal
This document provides an agenda and overview for a webinar presented by Fujitsu and ReadSoft on document capture, classification, and automation. The webinar covers using Fujitsu scanners and ReadSoft software for invoice processing, the importance of document classification, trends toward higher resolution scanning, and information extraction techniques. An overview of the ReadSoft DOCUMENTS software suite and questions from attendees are also on the agenda.
Introducing the Fujitsu fi-6670 and fi-6770 High Speed Production ScannersKevin Neal
The document introduces the new Fujitsu fi-6670 and fi-6770 high-speed production scanners. The scanners offer faster scanning speeds of up to 90 pages per minute and new image processing features like automatic color detection and content-based rotation. They are suitable for industries requiring high-volume scanning like healthcare, accounting, and legal services.
Fujitsu Scanners & AnyDoc® EOB (Explanation Of Benefits) For Healthcare Verti...Kevin Neal
This document provides an overview of a webinar presented by Fujitsu and AnyDoc Software about using document scanners and optical character recognition (OCR) software to automate the processing of Explanation of Benefits (EOB) forms for healthcare insurance. The webinar discusses the challenges of manual EOB processing, how Fujitsu scanners and AnyDoc software can extract and index data from EOB forms to overcome these challenges, and reduce costs and improve efficiency, compliance, and access to information for various stakeholders. It also provides contact information for Fujitsu and AnyDoc.
Fujitsu Scanners and Datacap, Invoice and Variable Document Capture InnovationsKevin Neal
This was a presentation I created and delivered in conjunction with Datacap on the topic of Invoice processing via invoice scanning and data capture technology. It contains some useful considerations and unique features that can greatly assist in achieving great efficiency in an invoice capture application.
Introducing the Fujitsu fi-5950 Production Document ScannerKevin Neal
When scanning large volumes of paper every second counts. Our customers have been very specific in their feedback about the time-saving features they would like to see in a production-level scanner, and that is exactly why we have incorporated these new high performance scanning functionalities into the Fujitsu fi-5950 Production Document Scanner. Companies in vertical markets such as healthcare, government, legal, finance, insurance, transportation, and many other industries will save time and money with the enhanced document imaging processes of the fi-5950.
Configuring and installing add in modules for the fi-6010NKevin Neal
I created this detailed tutorial to assist in the installation and configuration of "add-in modules" for the Fujitsu fi-6010N and N1800 network scanners.
I'm always glad to answer any questions I can so please leave a message or send me an e-mail at kneal@kevinneal.com.
Fujitsu fi-5950 Intelligent MultiFeed Function (iMFF) for Advanced Ultrasonic...Kevin Neal
The document discusses the Fujitsu fi-5950 scanner's Intelligent MultiFeed Function (iMFF), which uses three independent ultrasonic sensors to detect overlapping pages and control the scanning process. It describes the three iMFF modes - Manual, Auto 1, and Auto 2 - and provides examples of medical records, EKG strips, and receipts to illustrate how iMFF can handle different types of documents with attached items or varying formats.
Introducing the ScanSnap N1800 network scannerKevin Neal
Introducing the Fujitsu ScanSnap N1800 network scanner. Below are some of the high level qualities of this device:
Multifunctional: Main Menu – Functionality of many devices, simplicity of one
Customizable: Job Menu – One touch scanning based on user login with fixed settings and destination(s)
Easy to Use: 8.4” touch screen with 1024 x 768 resolution. Preview, zoom, pan, rotate, scan more
Integrated: Optional Software Developer’s Kit (SDK) and many optional third-party applications. Scan to SharePoint (natively)
Simply Managed: Central Administration Server software – Easily deploy and effectively manage
Fujitsu Scanners and Hyland Software Webinar Delivering Automation In The Len...Kevin Neal
This is a presentation on Lending and how document scanning and Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can help improve efficiency and decrease operational costs.
College of Technology Pantnagar lecture- Jainendra Jainendra Kumar
The document discusses software engineering as a multi-disciplinary field that involves applying techniques, methodologies, and tools to produce high-quality software within budget and deadline constraints. It involves disciplines like computer science, mathematics, management and addresses the entire software development lifecycle from requirements to maintenance. The roles involved include software engineers, architects, analysts and managers. Key areas discussed are programming languages, databases, cloud computing, mobile app development and debugging tools.
Lexmark Mono Printers MFP Platform BrochureRaul Gabriel
This document summarizes the key attributes of Lexmark printers and multifunction printers. It discusses how Lexmark focuses on reliability, security, productivity, flexibility, ease of use, quality, manageability, and sustainability in the design and features of its products. The document emphasizes that Lexmark's goal is to build intelligent devices that meet customer needs and help maximize productivity.
Predicting the Future of Endpoint Management in a Mobile WorldQuest
In this on-demand webcast, you’ll get a feel for looming changes in the endpoint management landscape over the course of the next six months to five years.
Katpro Technology, a IT solutions company, announced it has been selected by Microsoft Co-corporations as a windows Azure Circle Partner.The Partnership will provide katpro with the ability to service customers needs in the area of cloud, training and support material provided by Microsoft.
This document discusses i-doc Cloud, a software as a service (SAAS) model for document management that stores documents in a hosted platform or private cloud rather than requiring on-premise installation. Key benefits include reduced costs, improved mobility and accessibility of documents, and tighter regulatory compliance. Implementation involves an inspection of requirements, a quote, deployment by i-doc's IT team, and access within three days. The system provides features such as document security, collaboration, workflows and version control without the need for special hardware, software or data centers.
Cloud computing provides various advantages such as reduced costs, improved scalability, mobility and collaboration. However, migrating to the cloud also presents some challenges including security concerns, vendor lock-in, integration issues, and loss of control over IT resources. A successful cloud migration requires careful planning and execution of key stages - planning the project, executing the migration, and monitoring outcomes. It is also important to start small, trust cloud vendors to protect data, maintain user identity management, and plan for potential latency and outages.
Visualizing Your Network Health - Driving Visibility in Increasingly Complex...DellNMS
Dell Performance Monitoring Network Management solutions can provide your IT department with the affordable, in-depth visibility and actionable monitoring needed to manage network infrastructure complexity.
Join our webcast to learn how:
• Dynamic discovery of equipment provides the ability to map current location, configuration and interdependencies.
• Real-time visibility across network infrastructures can help ensure availability and performance.
• Actionable information about network health, faults, bandwidth hogs and performance issues reduces the mean-time-to-resolution.
• Proactive analysis can pinpoint the root cause of intermittent, hard to find problems.
Visualizing and optimizing your network is easier than you think
Anunta- Benefits of network virtualization for business growthnebula12_23
Network virtualization technologies has grown significantly over the past few years. Network virtualization has tangible benefits for businesses of any size, know more!
This document provides an introduction to IT infrastructure management. It discusses key concepts like information technology, IT infrastructure, challenges in managing IT infrastructure, and determining customer requirements. It also describes the IT systems management process and IT service management process. Finally, it discusses information system design process and some responsibilities and roles within IT.
Introduction to software engineering
Software products
Why Software is Important?
Software costs
Features of Software?
Software Applications
Software—New Categories
Software Engineering
Importance of Software Engineering
Essential attributes / Characteristics of good software
Software Components
Software Process
Five Activities of a Generic Process framework
Relative Costs of Fixing Software Faults
Software Qualities
Software crisis
Software Development Stages/SDLC
What is Software Verification
Advantages of Software Verification
Advantages of Validation
The document discusses how cloud implementation can maximize ROI for laboratories. It explains that adopting a thin-client architecture hosted on the cloud provides benefits like high storage capacity, cost effectiveness, strong data security, and the ability for multiple simultaneous users. The cloud's pay-as-you-go model allows laboratories to access laboratory informatics software without large upfront hardware costs. Overall, the cloud enables laboratories to streamline operations while minimizing total cost of ownership.
This document discusses the expectations and challenges of monitoring solutions for large enterprises with heterogeneous IT infrastructures. It notes that proprietary tools from major vendors can be costly and inflexible, causing organizations to use multiple tools. It advocates for an open-source, standards-based solution like ICINGA that provides consolidation of tools, integration, agility, automation, and cost control. Specific requirements outlined for mainframes, databases, applications, transactions, and typical enterprise components. The document calls for ICINGA to provide a standardized framework, implementation examples, and demonstration platform to effectively communicate its capabilities for large-scale enterprise monitoring.
Designing End-User Experience for Workplace of the Futurestevej7699
Desktop virtualization technologies can help enterprises design and deliver superior end-user experiences for the workplace of the future. Desktop virtualization adopts a user-centric approach to securely deliver data and applications to employees across any device from any location. It provides a flexible, agile environment while ensuring security and availability. Understanding employee needs through user profiling is key to identifying the right virtualization deployment methods and enhancing productivity and experience. Managing the virtual desktop environment well after implementation also requires addressing challenges to maintain optimal performance over time.
Security as a Service (SECaaS) provides security services hosted by cloud providers on a subscription basis. It has become increasingly popular for companies as it eases the responsibilities of in-house security teams, allows security needs to scale with business growth, and avoids the costs and maintenance of on-premise alternatives. Examples of SECaaS include continuous monitoring, data loss prevention, email security, antivirus management, and more. Identity management as a service (IDaaS/IAMaaS) provides identity management solutions in the cloud without requiring companies to invest in underlying hardware or applications. It automates user identity, access rights, and resource management across multiple clouds and environments. Compliance as a service can help manage cloud
Information technology in global arena & enterprise resource planningSubhajit Bhattacharya
This document discusses information technology in a global business environment and enterprise resource planning (ERP). It begins with an agenda that covers topics like IT for business globalization, integrating enterprise operations, information digitization, databases and knowledge hubs, business intelligence, ERP components and implementation, and challenges of ERP. Under information technology for business globalization, it describes how IT benefits global business through efficient communication, data storage, and transparency. It then discusses how digitizing information improves organizational performance. The document provides an overview of databases, knowledge hubs that process data into information, and business intelligence tools to generate reports and dashboards for decision making.
The document discusses the benefits of deploying an Extrusion Die Manager (EDM) system in a die shop. The EDM provides a centralized database to store all die data, drawings, photos and reports. It eliminates paper records and improves quality assurance, data analysis and information sharing between die correctors and designers. The EDM also replaces outdated software with a secure, web-based system that gives managers real-time access to die shop operations from anywhere.
Lexmark Color Printers MFPs Platform BrochureRaul Gabriel
The document discusses the key attributes of Lexmark printers and multifunction printers. It highlights how Lexmark focuses on reliability, security, productivity, flexibility, ease of use, quality, color capabilities and manageability. Lexmark aims to build intelligent devices that meet customer needs and deliver high return on investment through features such as long-lasting components, automatic recovery functions, and support for high page volumes.
The document discusses the key benefits of cloud computing including reduced costs, increased scalability and elasticity, on-demand provisioning of resources, and device/location independence. Businesses are adopting cloud computing applications like CRM, HR, and accounting software because cloud-based apps can be quickly deployed at a lower cost compared to traditional on-premise software. While some companies falsely market non-cloud products as cloud computing, true cloud computing involves no management of hardware/software and paying only for necessary resources.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows organizations to define and provision their IT infrastructure in code instead of manually. This improves productivity by automating complex setup processes, ensures consistency across environments, and reduces human errors. Some key benefits of IaC include boosting productivity through automation, maintaining consistent configurations, and minimizing risks from human errors. It also increases software development efficiency by enabling incremental development and testing in sandbox environments.
Storage-as-a-Service:Advantages:
You can expand the amount of disk space available as you need it and pay only for what you use.
You do not have to maintain the hardware.
Provides the disaster recovery system for you, and getting back deleted files or entire directories is part of the service.
Disadvantages:
You are dependent on the Internet as the mechanism to connect to your storage-as-a-service provider, and if the network goes down, you lose that connection.
Performance can be an issue.
The cost of the storage-as-a-service provider can be prohibitive when compared with an on-premise solution. Database-as-a-Service:Benefits:
The ability to avoid hardware and software costs by leveraging a remote database that you use as you need it and just what you need to use.
Database maintenance, including backing up and restoring the database and managing users, can be avoided through the use of database-as-a-service.
You can avoid the task of doing upgrades and bug fixes to the database.
Drawbacks:
There are legal, compliancy, and privacy issues around data, and in some instances, leveraging remote databases is illegal and/or not within compliance for some types of data.
Security can be an issue when using database-as-a-service.
Many of the interfaces offered by database-as-a-service providers are proprietary in nature and thus can be difficult to leverage from applications that need to access the data.
Offer only a subset of the capabilities found in traditional on-premise enterprise databases.
Information-as-a-Service: the ability to consume any type of remotely hosted information—stock price information, address validation, credit reporting, for example—through a well-defined interface such as an API
You can leverage a wide variety of Web APIs these days, including APIs for social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, for business statistics, for stock quotes, and the list goes on.
Process-as-a-Service: a remote resource that can bind many resources together, either hosted within the same cloud computing resource or remotely, to create business processes .
Processes are meta-applications that bind many services and information together to form a business solution.
Eg. Process “Ship Product”
1. Transmit order to warehouse.
2. Process shipping provider.
3. Price shipping.
4. Turn over to shipping provider.
5. Track shipment.
6. Report to customer.
Application-as-a-Service:They typically offer:
A user interface.
Predefined application behaviour.
Predefined data.
Support for any number of client platforms, since they run through the browser.
Eg. Salesforce SFA, office automation applications are indeed applications-as-a-service as well, including Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Calendar. Advantages:
The ability to leverage an enterprise-class application without having to buy and install enterprise software.
Platform-as-a-Service:
1. 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 destinations
• Simple operation easy to understand
A dedicated scanning device that seamlessly integrates within an organizations existing
network infrastructure can be of tremendous value to enhance work processes.
Network scanners benefit organizations by decreasing the complex nature, yet not
comprising access to important functionality. From users of these devices to network
administrators and business managers to basically an entire organization, businesses in
a wide variety of markets are benefiting from network scanning.
2. Uptime/Reliability
• Access to scanning functionality is not hampered by other possible failures of a
multifunction device
• Limited physical moving parts decreases likelihood of hardware malfunction
• Straight thru paper path design helps decrease possibility of document jams
• Network scanners inherit attributes designed for mission-critical document
scanners
Organizations can only realize the true productivity enhancement of their IT investment
when their systems are performing at peak performance. Disruption in the work
process wastes time, costs money and causes frustration among employees and
customers alike. Dedicated network scanners have been designed with the sole
purpose of document scanning and, therefore contain the hardware and software
attributes organizations expect which make them desirable in mission-critical business
applications. Organizations of all sizes have sought the quality and reliability of single-
function document scanners for years. For example, one of these intangible qualities
which are sometimes hard to measure is lost productivity caused by a mechanical
malfunction of a multifunction copier. Downtime for maintenance is simply not an
option.
Ease of Use
• Eliminate complexity and provide simply operation with large touch screen
• Simple touch screen driven scanning operation eliminates specialized training
• In the unlikely event of a document jam, easy jam recovery without damaging
documents
• Multiple language support
• Programmable job function buttons can perform repetitive tasks with the touch of
one button
3. Large touch screen displays and integrated keyboards are two physical attributes which
make digitizing documents with a network scanner simple. Similar to your on computer
desktop at home which you may have customized with a particular look and feel,
business users get the most value out of technology when they are familiar with the
presentation of interfaces and have the versatility to customize screens. Network
scanners adhere to this principal as well. For example, user state migration among
devices presents the user with the same, consistent user experience based on their
logon information no matter which device they decide to use.
Quality
• Image quality built on experience focused on document capture technology
• Paper path designs are careful engineered to excel at document handling
including some with the capability of scanning plastic cards
• Document scanning technology hardware and software integration with
specialize content management application providers
The quality of IT products typically is not appreciated until there are operational
disruptions caused by failure such as a paper jammed in the device. Experience in
developing feeding technology to efficiently handle documents of different shapes, sizes
and weights have helped set dedicated document scanner vendors apart from other
4. technology. Network scanners have inherited many of the qualities of traditional
document scanners used in mission-critical applications and are bringing the
opportunities of network scanning to organizations of all sizes. This focus on the
importance of mission-critical scanning is evident in network scanners with specifically
design features such as a straight paper path to reduce potential document jams and
the ability to scan plastic cards through the document feeder. Additionally, the ability to
preview images after scanning and before committing them to a destination is an
example of a quality found in some network scanners.
Secure
• Restrict access to only authorized users with secure authentication
• User data such as username/password or image data does not reside on the
scanner
• Data is encrypted on device to provide additional level of security
• No external USB port to hijack sensitive information
• Highly secure login authentication and transmission protocols (SSL)
• Lock-down job profiles to adhere to organization established policies
Whether it is for regulation, compliance or other reasons, data security plays a major
role for network scanners. As a device that is ‘always on’ and connected to corporate
networks, the risk of a data compromise of information has to be careful considered.
From access to the devices themselves, or the manner in which information is
5. electronically communicated to which level of functionality should be provided to
particular users or groups is all functionality that organizations need to be thought
through thoroughly. Network scanners provide these security features to assist
organizations utilize devices in a manner which adheres to their specific established
policies. The threat of data compromise comes in many fashions; not only externally
but maybe internally and sometimes inadvertently, not maliciously.
Total cost of ownership
• Decrease deployment costs with remote administration tools
• Reduce ongoing maintenance costs with ability to push updates to devices from
a centralized location
• Utilize existing network resources and systems to conserve budget
• Inexpensive and user replaceable consumables
Stretch your budget further using a dedicated network scanner through simple initial
deployment of devices. Simply connect the scanner to the network then IT departments
or network administrators can remotely configure and manage devices. No longer do
organizations have to incur the expense or time consumed by having to send
technicians on-site to setup devices. Additionally, on-going maintenance costs are
drastically reduced by not having to replace expensive toner or fuser parts. Easily
accessible user replaceable consumables provide a convenient way to keep the
network scanner performing at optimal performance, yet decreasing the need for IT
involvement.
6. Integrated for Business Process Improvement
• Direct connectivity to back-end systems
• Index values and metadata sent directly into Content Management repositories
• Database lookups for validation
• Image enable your Line of Business application with Software Developer’s Kit
(SDK) development
Some network scanner vendors offer optional Software Developer Kit’s (SDK) where
developers can create unique integration screens to be displayed on the touch panel.
These integrations offer tight interoperability with business systems such as Enterprise
Content Management (ECM) repositories, Line of Business (LOB) applications,
Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and other
third-party solutions. In addition, user interface screens can be created with a custom
look and feel to fit corporate branding. An integrated approach to network scanning
enables organizations of all sizes to image-enable their current software applications
and offers the assurance of delivering images directly into back-end servers without the
traditional high costs, aggravation and loss of productivity involved with other
approaches.