Scanning Challenging Documents: How to Cost-Effectively Extract Meaningful Data

Despite the explosion of electronic data, defense and government organizations still face challenges surrounding getting information off paper and into their electronic systems. Poor quality documents, documents from outside the U.S., and a multitude of paper forms all create a data input backlog. Using government-tested advanced pattern recognition software, NovoDynamics turns image files and information on paper into electronic data, leading to more informed and timely decisions.

Join NovoDynamics to learn how their intelligent document capture solutions help agencies transfer paper into searchable, editable, and translatable electronic files. This demonstration will include a look at how the CIA's Language Now project uses the company’s Optical Character Recognition (OCR) tools, as well as how extremely poor quality images can be restored electronically for improved recognition and archival.

NovoDynamics, an In-Q-Tel backed company, has supplied the CIA, DoD, and dozens of U.S. and International Agencies with document capture software solutions.

Attendees of this webcast will learn:

• How documents from outside the U.S., specifically the Middle East and Asia, can be accurately scanned and converted using OCR for searching and translation
• Cost-effective methods to convert broad sets of paper forms and extract meaningful data
• Methods to deal with poor quality images, whether using a MFP, scanner, or fax server to capture images

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Andres Azcuna
NovoDynamics Government at 
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