1999 Outlook
Distributed and color imaging, the convergence of forms processing and capture, deployment of XML and electronic commerce all loom on the near horizon. We spoke with 18 industry leaders to get their take on the trends.
Bringing docs to the Web with XML
So you want to post your docs on the Web. What's the best approach? XML is a breakthrough technology that adding versatility and intelligence across multiple media.
Bringing docs to the Web with PDF
When you want to preserve the look and fell of an original document, the Portable Document Format is the best choice. But there's more to PDF than backfile conversion.
RAID Today . . . and Tomorrow
Adjust your attitude to the new realities of RAID in document solutions. New possibilities await as the technology becomes faster yet less expensive.
Financial Services Keep Customers in the Know
Looking for ways to track financial discrepancies, share documents on CD or integrate email? Credit card king Capital One Financial and mutual fund titan Oppenheimer Funds lead the way.
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Test Drives
by Liz Levy and Lowell Rapaport
High resolution 21" monitor from Cornerstone and
two ways to upgrade to 5.2-GB MO.
First Looks
by Doug Henschen
Alchemy Gold Goes Online: it's utilitarian,
it's reasonably priced and it's a perennial best
seller that just keeps getting better and better.
e.docs
by Liz Levy
UWI.com keeps the data with the form.
A New Year, A New Aim
by John Mancini
1999 will be an exciting year for all involved in the document technologies industry.
Renaissance Scanner
by Penny Lunt
ScanStar 5045
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