DEFINITION: Document imaging allows for the retrieval of paper documents from desktop computers. Paper document are replicated into a digital copy via a document scanner and stored on a computer or storage media along with indexes that identify the unique document. These electronic documents can then be accessed
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Read this whitepaper to understand how automation of the confirmation process will allow firms dealing in OTC derivatives to not only handle more volume, but to do so with less operational risk.
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Read this white paper to address the challenge of translating archiving processes into a direct electronic interface, avoiding paper altogether, and to image that content as early in the process as possible.
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Data entry often contributes the largest cost component for document imaging systems. The costs can be classified in the following three categories: Error Detection Costs, Error Correction Costs and Hidden Costs. Well-designed systems can minim...
DOCUMENT IMAGING DEFINITION (continued): … Document imaging allows for the retrieval of paper documents from desktop computers. Paper document are replicated into a digital copy via a document scanner and stored on a computer or storage media along with indexes that identify the unique document. These electronic documents can then be accessed by document retrieval software.Visit WhatIs.com - a knowledge exploration and self-education tool about information technology.
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