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Image One, Epson, and EtherFAX Showcase the Future of K–12 Document Management at FETC 2026
Monday, January 19, 2026A Look Back at FETC 2026: Image One Corporation, EPSON, and ETHERFAX Shared a Vision for Secure Education Workflows At FETC 2026, one message resonated clearly across conversations with K–12 technology leaders: school districts don’t have a technology problem — they have a workflow problem. Cybersecurity threats are increasing. Compliance requirements are tightening. Staff are […]
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How Secure Document Scanning Helps Government Agencies Protect Citizen Data at the Source with Epson Scanners
Thursday, January 15, 2026Government agencies are entrusted with safeguarding some of the most sensitive citizen information in existence — birth certificates, tax documents, social security records, court filings, and historical records that often span decades. Yet many government offices across the country still rely on paper-based filing cabinets and physical storage rooms to house these critical documents. This […]
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5 Ways a Digital Transformation Will Save You Money
Friday, November 22, 2019You’ve got inefficiencies. This is not news to you. Two decades into the 21st century, that pile of bankers boxes taking up space in the “file room” is a pretty dusty way to manage business information, in every sense of the word. You understand this. And no one has to explain to you the competitive […]
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RocketScan Speeds Alternate Income Forms, Boosts School Funding
Friday, August 23, 2019More Forms Captured + Processed 10x Faster = 30% More Funding School districts spend an enormous amount of time collecting and processing family income verification forms to qualify for increased USDA funding as part of their community eligibility provision (CEP) and Provision 2 programs, as well as other federal, state and local government funds. There […]
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On the Fence about Your Document Management Options? Don’t Overlook This One
Thursday, August 08, 2019A 2012 McKinsey & Company report found that employees spend almost two hours a day searching for information – roughly 10 hours a week per employee. “Put another way,” the report noted, “businesses hire 5 employees but only 4 show up to work; the fifth is off searching for answers, but not contributing any value.” […]
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