Expert Insights

Many organizations around the world are using intelligent document processing (IDP) software to accelerate information onboarding and take document intelligence to higher levels of automation, accuracy, and efficiency. At Kodak Alaris, we recently announced a new business solutions organization dedicated to the IDP market to help partners and customers get up to speed with—and then get ahead of—this powerful technology trend. Although, it’s less of a “trend” in the way people talk about Twitter and TikTok trends, and more of just…the foreseeable future of document processing and information management. Read Article >>

We're proud to announce that Kodak Alaris has been awarded two Buyers Lab (BLI) Awards: for KODAK Info Input Solution as an Outstanding Intelligent Document Processing Solution, and a 2024-2025 Pacesetter Award for Excellence as a Capture & IDP Partner. Read Article >>

Data accuracy is critical in the demanding and fast-paced world of healthcare administration. Healthcare providers and administrators face a constant influx of patients and a vast amount of data that must be managed carefully and thoroughly, with regulatory compliance and confidentiality top of mind. Read Article >>

Many federal agencies and service organizations have been struggling to fully understand the digital image quality guidelines issued by the Federal Agencies Digital Guidelines Initiative (FADGI) and prepare their document scanning operations for the June 30, 2024, compliance deadline. I’m proud to say that the public sector solutions team at Kodak Alaris continues to make FADGI compliance easy for these organizations, delivering solutions and training to optimize these important digitization efforts and instill confidence and peace of mind for agency management and staff. Read Article >>

Like many counties across the United States, the elections in Nassau County, Florida, have seen an unprecedented surge in mail-in ballots since the pandemic. As the volume of incoming ballot envelopes increased, the traditional method of relying on small groups of workers and volunteers to manually process thousands of envelopes had proven to be ineffective. Read Article >>

As a specialist in Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) solutions, I've had the pleasure of working with a variety of businesses to help them streamline their document processing workflows and automate their data onboarding processes. In today's business environment, the ability to process information quickly and efficiently is critical to staying ahead of the competition. That's why IDP solutions like KODAK Info Input Solution have become so valuable to businesses of all kinds. Read Article >>

The County Clerk’s Office in Bexar County, Texas serves as an inspiring tale for all organizations struggling with gigantic backlogs of paper records—especially government offices that are challenged with a constant stream of incoming documents and long-standing records retention mandates. Read Article >>

No matter what type of business you’re in, your records management system is the heart of your organization, and it must be efficient, secure, and reliable to stay competitive. Onboarding large quantities of data can be overwhelming for individuals and teams, leading to inefficiencies and lost time. But it doesn't have to be this way. Read Article >>

When it comes to acquiring document scanners and information capture solutions to digitize paper documents and archives, government agencies and service organizations must consider factors beyond price and performance metrics. Today, government agencies need to ensure their digital records meet the quality and consistency requirements defined by the Federal Agency Digital Guidelines Initiative (FADGI). Read Article >>

Even in today’s digital-first workplace, documents filled out by hand are often part of everyday work, especially in industries like healthcare, public administration, tax and accounting, insurance, banking, and logistics. In the past, the digitization of this data involved considerable time and manual effort because automation technologies couldn’t handle the wide variability of handwritten text. Read Article >>