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Determining True Scanning Speed…Why Is Production Throughput Key to Your Success?

For film and fiche scanning, what is your REAL speed to scan, process, QA and then output – not just how fast a scanner can theoretically capture a roll of film?  You want to verify what is the speed to complete the 4 basic steps in your process?  a) Image Scanning, b) Detecting images and […]

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nextScan Discontinues Resale Relationship with Eastman Park Micrographics

Decision will contribute to growth of international distribution network through new partner recruitment Boise, ID – June 26, 2013 – nextScan, Inc., the recognized leader in film and fiche scanning technology worldwide, today announced an end to its partnership with Eastman Park Micrographics as a nextScan reseller. This decision was made as a result of […]

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Document Imaging Report – Business Trends on Converting Microfilm Processes to Electronic Format

by Ralph Gammon, Editor and Publisher, Document Imaging Report Document Imaging Report – Business Trends on Converting Paper Processes to Electronic format How nextScan is driving down the cost of converting film and fiche images to digital—and opening up the market for a new wave of users. There has never been a better time to […]

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nextScan Technology Turns Potential Disaster into Rousing Success

Microform Imaging Ltd. provides one of the most comprehensive multi-document scanning and filming services in the UK. Microform Imaging’s services are driven by the information management needs of its customers — ultimately to reduce cost, improve efficiency and enhance secure access to essential records. As a premier service bureau in the UK, Microform Imaging is […]

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nextScan Helps Preserve and Disseminate Canadian History

The Library and Archives Canada (LAC) collects and preserves Canada’s documentary heritage, and makes it accessible to all Canadians either online or at the Archives headquarters. This heritage includes publications, archival records, sound and audiovisual materials, photographs, artworks, and electronic documents such as websites. As part of its mandate, LAC works closely with other archives […]

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Vinegar Syndrome… Is your Microfilm Archive in a pickle?

Prior to 1984, acetate film was used for microfilm conversion. What was not known at that time is that without proper environmental, humidity and temperature controls for the storage of the film archives, the film would have limited lifetime. “Vinegar Syndrome” was discovered about 10 years after the first use of acetate film for scanning […]

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