Bespoke & Tailor Made specific Document Management Solutions
The Information Assets...
Once scanned and processed, IAG can build a bespoke document management solution for your...
The Information Asset Group is one of the country's leading scanning bureaus; situated on the borders of Hampshire and Dorset. At our bureau offices we can deal with a complete range of paper document. We can store up to approximately 30,000 sheets of A4 paper per CD-ROM and up to 3,000 large format A0 drawings per CD-ROM.
Document types we handle include:
We also have the facility to convert existing microfiche and microfilm archives to electronic files and incorporate them into the resultant document management solution (DMS). This includes conversion of microfiche, aperture cards and 16mm or 35mm roll film.
We scan all paper-based documentation at mainly 300dpi (depending on quality of original). There will be full OCRing (Optical Character Recognition) of every word of every page of very document enabling full text search and interrogation.
We tend to scan to industry-standard Adobe Acrobat PDF files and create two-tiered documents. The top level is a 100% facsimile image; the bottom level, the OCR'd text. The end result will be a multi-page PDF file for each file/record. For each PDF created, we will also provide an associated .txt or .rtf file with the OCR'd text (in order that it can be imported into the on-line Retrieval solution for fast searching capabilities).
At IAG, we understand that it is all very well having 20,000 sheets of A4 paper or 3,000 A0 drawings on one CD-ROM, but you do need to be able to retrieve them, quickly and efficiently.
Thus, our software indexing solutions can mirror your current manual filing system 100%. Take the example of an electronic filing cabinet. A filing cabinet contains drawers, which in turn contain folders, which in turn contain binders, which in turn contains documents. Any of these sections can be searched upon by the index fields you specify for each document (e.g. drawing number, author, building etc.) within any level or by moving down the hierarchical tree until you get to the section you require.