Archiving Objects in SAP
1 week ago
This site is designed to be a forum for news on in the document imaging, information capture, and enterprise content management industries. It's edited by Ralph Gammon, publisher of the Document Imaging Report, and an analyst of these markets. After almost 20 years, the document imaging market is finally reaching maturity and being subsumed into the world of more general IT applications. This makes it a very exciting time to be involved with the industry.
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This is already here today. I would suggest that the image itself does not need to physically be sent to the smartphone or tablet. Bandwidth is still a concern and you would want to limit the amount of network traffic needed to complete a transaction.
If the scanning device can store the image temporarily in secure memory then any web-browser enabled mobile device could view a thumbnail of the image directly from the embedded server on the device (basically it acts as a web server). The potential to do automatic data extraction also exists in this scenario. Imagine if users can easily initiate a scan, automatically extract tags from the image, and then validate fields and release. This would really help drive adoption of information capture due to the simplicity of this sort of system.
I like it, but you say it's "already here." Can you specify?
Thanks.
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