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Many businesses today are looking to deploy advanced intelligent document processing (IDP) to improve their level of enterprise automation and productivity. When I engage with these organizations, conversations around security come early and often. Read Article >>

Most organizations today are pulling information into business systems from a variety of sources. Much of that information has gone digital, but there’s still an immense amount of information in physical formats because the processes are either too complex, too sensitive, or they involve too many stakeholders. Identity documents are an important example. Read Article >>

Intelligent document processing (IDP) is rapidly transforming enterprises around the world, and the nature and variety of business use cases is expanding along with the technology. IDP is no longer just a downstream business process; it intersects with other technologies and applications, offering powerful user workflows directly within BPM, RPA, ERP, and CRM systems. Read Article >>

Many business processes today require interactions with multiple systems, especially wherever data is involved. Intelligent document processing (IDP) systems must be flexible, scalable, and easy to integrate with a variety of systems. Robust and versatile integrations can minimize manual steps, reduce errors, streamline user workflows, and optimize business efficiency in many ways. Read Article >>

Every industry and area of technology has its own jargon—the words, phrases, and abbreviations that are largely meaningless to outsiders but common to the people within each sector. In our industry, the difference between two terms often requires clarification: document capture, and intelligent document processing, or IDP. These terms are related, but quite different in their scope. Read Article >>

In today's digital-first business landscape, the need to acquire and process paper-based information remains a critical component of many workflows. Important documents of diverse types and sizes are still routine inputs into business systems, from invoices and insurance claims to customer documents for things like patient onboarding. Read Article >>

To maintain a high level of productivity and resource efficiency, organizations increasingly need to rely on intelligent automation software. Document processing and related performance audits are continuous business processes that require a lot of time, attention, and care. Read Article >>

As a partner business development specialist for Kodak Alaris, I'm excited to share another success story from the front lines of digital transformation. Tronitech, a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company and a strategic partner to Kodak Alaris, caters to a diverse range of clients across various sectors. Their daily grind involves managing various document types, from medical records to manufacturing invoices. Read Article >>

Many organizations around the world are using intelligent document processing (IDP) software to accelerate information onboarding and take document intelligence to higher levels of automation, accuracy, and efficiency. At Kodak Alaris, we recently announced a new business solutions organization dedicated to the IDP market to help partners and customers get up to speed with—and then get ahead of—this powerful technology trend. Although, it’s less of a “trend” in the way people talk about Twitter and TikTok trends, and more of just…the foreseeable future of document processing and information management. Read Article >>

We're proud to announce that Kodak Alaris has been awarded two Buyers Lab (BLI) Awards: for KODAK Info Input Solution as an Outstanding Intelligent Document Processing Solution, and a 2024-2025 Pacesetter Award for Excellence as a Capture & IDP Partner. Read Article >>