Industry Solutions
Facing growing demand for digital services from citizens, government agencies are seeking ways to leverage emerging technologies to more effectively serve the public. At the same time, there is a need to be continually vigilant regarding existing and new legislation designed to ensure the confidentiality of data and enhance compliance. Intelligent capture solutions simplify the digitization of paper documents and reduce inefficiencies to optimize technology budgets, improve citizen interactions, enhance compliance, and improve the security of information sharing.
Learn how Kodak Alaris is a proven expert in capture solutions that can improve efficiencies throughout government agencies.
Why Kodak Alaris for Information Capture
When organizations extend their digital transformation journey by moving from manual processes and adding capture software and process automation, they can deliver a variety of benefits that positively impact their performance and profitability. Kodak Alaris is the ideal partner as we offer the best technology for every phase of the capture journey.
Go Systems and Kodak Alaris help New South Wales council to accelerate digital transformation
Kodak Alaris partner Go Systems, is a leading provider of technology, services and solutions designed to help public sector clients to work smarter and accelerate their digital transformation.
Alaris S2050 Scanners power motor vehicle administration’s compliance with REAL ID Act
Maryland MVA updates cumbersome scanning process with fleet of Alaris S2050 Scanners and Flatbed Accessories to easily capture passport information and integrate into efficient, REAL ID Act-compliant driver’s licensing process.
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Bulk document scanners can help large organizations tackle high-volume scanning jobs with ease. Get help choosing the best heavy-duty document scanner for your company’s needs.
Data Dives – Episode 2: Order in the Digital Court
Digitizing justice is difficult. Today we look at California Courts latest attempt to digitize, several years after the cancellation of CCMS, as well as a conversation with County Clerk Mike Jankowski from Wayne County, NY, whose courts have gone digital.