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Solution Overview: EMC Captiva For Property And Casualty Insurance Claims Inefficient property and casualty (P&C) claims often represent a pain point for insurance companies because of the resulting volume of paper forms and supporting documents, and the critical nature of the information. In fact, insurance claims consume nearly 80 percent of insurance premiums in the form of payments or processing costs. 09/08/2010 171.5 KB
Case Study: EnergySouth Reduces Appointment Window-Times For Customers While Increasing Technician Visits-Per-Day EnergySouth needed a way to improve the efficiency of its fieldworkforce trouble-ticket management system while also reducing administrative costs and increasing customer satisfaction. The field workforce previously used a paper system to open, track, and close trouble tickets. By ClickSoftware 08/19/2010 90.0 KB
Part 1: Pick Up The Pace In Underwriting, Claims, And More By Reusing Data Meaningfully Recycling — reusing an item for the same (or a new) purpose — is vital as society seeks solutions for sustainable living. Yet for insurers, the greatest potential for reusing valuable items in meaningful ways doesn’t require material recycling. It lies in the meaningful reuse of important information. Consider the information you collect from policyholders and others, and how many decisions are contingent on what they supply. How can you extract more value from what you have? 06/22/2010 121.3 KB
Guest Column: An Insurance Perspective: SharePoint As ECM? It Depends Well, it seems that everyone is talking about Microsoft SharePoint these days. Whether SharePoint is your intranet portal, business intelligence tool, collaboration platform or business form package, insurance organizations are proliferating SharePoint across their organizations nearly as quickly as it can be implemented. By Ed McQuiston, VP of sales, KeyMark, Inc. 05/27/2010 23.9 KB
White Paper: Document Management Return On Investment (ROI) Analysis This paper will outline how a document management system can generate a significant return on investment for small to medium sized businesses. The changes in technology pricing over the last 10 years has finally made it possible for small to mid-sized businesses to enjoy the same efficiencies provided by information technology systems that large enterprises have enjoyed for decades. Think about where we would be today if banks did not have computer systems, or clinics could not provide access to patient folders at remote locations. These advances in technology can now be applied with ease at the small to medium enterprise level. By Andrew Bailey 02/17/2010 63.6 KB
Guest Column: The Case For Shared Services In Government Applications The shared services concept was created to consolidate back-office operations into one service-oriented organizational unit, improving efficiencies by eliminating duplication and streamlining processes. By Rich Miller 11/05/2009 78.3 KB
Case Study: Creating Business Value Through The Automation Of Mail Handling, Order Fulfillment And Remittance Processing Humana Inc., headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, is one of the nation’s largest publicly traded health and supplemental benefi ts companies, with approximately 10.3 million medical members. As an international full-service benefi ts solutions company, Humana offers a wide array of health and supplementary benefi t plans for employer groups, government programs and individuals. By ibml 10/27/2009 50.3 KB
Featured Article: Document Imaging: A Bridge To Healthcare Electronification To be sure, inefficiencies in access to healthcare information contribute a great amount of wasted time, effort and cost to the healthcare industry and directly impact providers’ ability to deliver quality care. By Greg Lusch 09/29/2009 313.1 KB
Guest Column: Distributed Scanning Is Not Right For Everyone There’s a lot of talk these days about the move from centralized to distributed scanning. The idea is to capture documents at the earliest point where they enter an organization, streamlining document workflows and eliminating so-called information float. By Jim Bunn 07/24/2009 110.8 KB
Guest Column: Document Scanning + Wholesale Lockbox Processing = Big Revenues Lockbox processing is a cash management service that banks provide to corporate customers. The service remains a big business for banks. By Russell L. Smith 07/24/2009 240.0 KB
White Paper: 15 Minute Guide To Digital Claims Processing If there is one area that can predict the success or failure of an insurance carrier, it is claims Claims consume nearly 80 percent of insurance premiums in the form of payments or processing costs. So efficiently managing claims is something about which every insurance executive is justifiably concerned. By EMC 07/21/2009 198.0 KB
Guest Column: EMR Pushes Healthcare To Adapt Capture Methods The days of pulling paper for active medical records and microfilming inactive records for storage are almost memories. But going 100% electronic to feed massive electronic medical record (EMR) investments means hospitals and clinics must tackle unanticipated, complex, labor-intensive, and expensive capture challenges. By Robert Applebaum, VP of product marketing, ibml 07/14/2009 46.5 KB
Research Study: Organizational Agility - How Businesses Can Survive And Thrive In Turbulent Times Organizational Agility: How Businesses Can Survive And Thrive In Turbulent Times is an Economist Intelligence Unit briefing paper, sponsored by EMC. In December 2008 and January 2009, the Economist Intelligence Unit conducted a survey of 349 executives around the world on the benefits, challenges, and risks associated with creating a more agile organization. The Economist Intelligence Unit wrote and executed the survey, conducted the analysis and produced the report. To supplement the findings of the survey, the Economist Intelligence Unit also conducted in-depth interviews with a number of business executives from leading companies. The findings and views expressed in the report do not necessarily reflect the views of the sponsor. By Marie Glenn 07/09/2009 1.05 MB
KODAK i1400 Scanner Series: Document Scanning Product Sheet: i1400 Scanner Series 05/04/2009 1.94 MB
KODAK s1740 Capture System: Document Capture Product Sheet: s1740 Capture System 05/04/2009 3.10 MB
KODAK s1220 Photo Scanning System Product Sheet: KODAK s1220 Photo Scanning System 05/04/2009 2.25 MB
Product Sheet: ImageTrac 3exp Scanner The ImageTrac 3exp scanner raises document productivity to a new level, increasing throughput for businesses as much as 66% over other ImageTrac models. This scanner delivers exceptional image quality at extraordinary speeds. Cameras capture native 300 dpi resolution images at over 275 pages per minute (over 34,000 images per hour) and over 400 pages per minute (over 51,000 images per hour) at 200 dpi resolution for 8.5” x 11” documents. 04/17/2009 1.36 MB
Case Study: CDS Global Achieves ImageTrac ROI In Less Than Two Months CDS Global is an international mid-sized business process outsourcer (BPO) with operations located in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. The company’s UK operation undertakes a wide variety of document processing projects, which involve handling and processing data received from multiple sources including email, paper-based mail, web forms and telephone. By Imaging Business Machines, LLC 04/17/2009 173.5 KB
Datasheet: ImageTrac 3e-Lite RP Edition Scanner The ImageTrac 3e-Lite RP Edition scanner is a bundled product that includes hardware, software, and professional services. The bundle has been specifically configured to meet customer needs at a lower price. The ImageTrac 3e-Lite RP Edition enables more customers the opportunity to implement the world-class document scanning solutions from ibml. 03/23/2009 203.4 KB
Case Study: Finding New Business Value In Legacy Scanners In the face of challenging economic conditions and an ever-evolving document automation environment, many companies are looking to their back-office operations for increased productivity and cost reductions. The success of back-offi ce operations is becoming increasingly tied to their ability to operate in an effi cient, highly agile, highly integrated way. This is a big change for legacy systems that historically lacked the flexibility to quickly and cost effectively adapt to changing business requirements. By Imaging Business Machines, LLC 03/20/2009 195.7 KB
How Clearview Complements SharePoint Microsoft SharePoint has enjoyed rapid growth and success as the portal and collaboration platform for Microsoft, and with the release of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, Microsoft enhanced the collaborative functionality to now include core content management services. 11/06/2008 270.9 KB
Case Study: ImageTrac Scanners Help Anacomp Capture Old Records With Care Personnel records seem to generate more paperwork than other types of information. Within these records, there are sticky notes, applications, insurance forms, certificates, correspondence, and envelopes, to name just a few. This large volume of paperwork is the result of state and federal regulations regarding employment that require detailed paper trails. By IBML 10/09/2008 175.9 KB
High Volume Scanner ImageTrac 3e Series The ImageTrac™ 3e Series incorporates a number of design changes, some subtle, others more revolutionary, that make it easier to operate and easier to service. Together, these design enhancements increase the overall efficiency, increasing the overall speed of your scanning operations. 09/02/2008 484.3 KB
Guest Column: Is It Time To Rethink Your Imaging Efficiency? Whether you are a financial executive in operations management or in a C-level office, you are concerned about your enterprise’s productivity and controlling costs. In considering these issues, you can benefit from a clear understanding of how scanning and imaging impact service, efficiency and cost per item. It is worth your time to examine how advances in scanning technology and best practices help maximize image processing efficiency while lowering costs. By IBML 08/06/2008 234.2 KB
Fujitsu fi-6230 Sheet-Fed Scanner Discover a new level of front-office productivity with the fi-6230 document scanner Enhanced with innovative features, the Fujitsu fi-6230 scanner offers outstanding price/performance value in a compact footprint, conserving both space and budget. 06/26/2008 892.0 KB