Document Manager Magazine November/December 2007 - Vol 15 No 06 |
| Scope for improvement |
| An Avanquest solution at Travelscope delivers sustainability and improves operational efficiency |
| The Glittering Prizes |
| At the end of October the first ever DM Awards ceremony took place in central London. We take a close look at what looks likely to become the unmissable industry event of the year |
| EDRM delivers more than Compliance |
| Meridio's Bob Ward discusses the wider business benefits of Records Management |
| A clean bill of health |
| South Wales health workers and police are able to work together to ensure best use of resources, thanks to an innovative use of document management technologies |
| ECM: What's in it for SMEs? |
| There are currently around 4.5 million SMEs operating in the UK. Does this represent an opportunity for vendors of Enterprise Content Management systems? |
| Ecopy |
| With European sales now representing some 30% of worldwide business, eCopy is becoming as major a player here as it is has long been in its home market, the USA. |
Document Manager Magazine September/October 2007 - Vol 15 No 05 |
| Cincom Eloquence |
| The Cincom Eloquence product targets the growing market for increasingly personalised customer communications, using an approach that Cincom calls "Dynamic Document Composition". |
| Film stars |
| Steven Godfrey, Commercial Director at SunRise Imaging (EMEA) Ltd., examines the benefits - and possible pitfalls - of modern film scanning technologies |
| Fault intolerant |
| Technical documentation innovations can assist with fault diagnostics |
| Opex AS3690i |
| In the real world, the issues relating to the digital mailroom extend far beyond just image capture and classification: |
| Retail therapy |
| Major high street retailer New Look is using an online trading and document imaging solution that enables it to fully automate its invoice processing - delivering immediate cost savings and improved efficiency |
| Film stars |
| Steven Godfrey, Commercial Director at SunRise Imaging (EMEA) Ltd., examines the benefits - and possible pitfalls - of modern film scanning technologies |
| Curing your information ills |
| This year's Documation UK show promises more than ever in terms of business and technical education sessions. DM takes an advance look at the programme to help you decide what you need to put in your Documation diary |
| Standard bearer |
| A lack of standardisation is fundamentally compromising the value of ECM investments, |
| A shipshape solution |
| Cory Brothers Shipping Agency chooses Alchemy to stem a tide of paper |
| Seek and ye shall find… |
| Rob Gray of Microsoft argues that the emphasis, in the modern enterprise, needs to be as much on what you find as how you search |
| OmniPage Professional 16 |
| Nuance, despite its continued emphasis on voice/speech technologies, is still very busy in the imaging sector: its OCR, PDF and document management tools now account for around 20% of the company's revenue, and are among its most profitable lines. |
Document Manager Magazine July/August 2007 - Vol 15 No 04 |
| Changing Shape |
| Unprecedented market growth, combined with a period of consolidation and acquisitions, are leading to a shift in the dynamics of the ECM marketplace, suggests Bill Priemer, COO, Hyland Software |
| Yorkshire more |
| The introduction of intelligent document and data capture at the UK's largest formally constituted Local Authority purchasing consortium has halved the resource responsible for customer orders, whilst dramatically increasing processing levels |
| Vertical ascent |
| Perceptive Software shot into the UK limelight a couple of years ago when the company's ImageNow walked away with 'DM Product of the Year' at the IM Awards. David Tyler found out what's happened since from International Sales Director Paul Hunt |
| DocXP |
| While DRS has been a market leader in OMR data capture for over 35 years, |
| Meridio 5.0 |
| Meridio has seen considerable business success in the last year or so, including one of the world's largest records management projects at the Ministry of Defence. |
| Mail Order |
| The digital mail room is at last becoming a business reality, argues Ashley Keil of IBML, thanks to a combination of advances in technology, wider acceptance of electronic systems, and legislative & regulatory pressures |
| Information on tap |
| Implementing ECM has enabled water industry contractor KMI Plus to remove all in-bound paper, streamline processes and deliver the information transparency required to support strong partnerships clients and the supply chain. |
| Pole Position |
| The ING Renault F1 team can boast world-beating document and content management since implementing a secure ECM system from Oracle |
| Lost in Space? |
| Darren Howe, business development manager at Anite, warns that ignoring the perils of mass uncontrolled storage will be a step backwards |
| The manual is automatic |
| BMW Motorcycles engaged the STAR Group to assist in
implementing a new technical editing system, as Karl Darr explains |
| SharePoint Services made easy |
| Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) are being adopted across many organisations. |
Document Manager Magazine May/June 2007 - Vol 15 No 03 |
| In it to win it |
| While many ECM vendors are understandably nervous
of Microsoft's increasing encroachment into 'their'
territory, Mobius remains quietly confident, as DM
editor David Tyler found out when he met with Senior
Vice President Karry Kleeman |
| Beware the Pitfalls! |
| What are the potential traps to avoid in email archiving? And how is technology
playing its part as new solutions come on stream? Brian Wall reports |
| Rock steady |
| In a period of major upheaval for much of the industry, with almost frenetic
acquisitions activity becoming the norm, one company has remained outside the
feeding frenzy, maintaining a steady growth as it did so. |
| The chemistry set |
| British Biotech Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has implemented document management
systems to manage quality assurance and regulatory documents across its Intranet |
| PROQUIS ALLCLEAR 7.10 |
| Aconstant bottleneck for process documentation is the flowcharting function: so many organisations still rely on basic charting/drawing tools for this crucial step. |
| Clean bill of health |
| At Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Dublin, high speed access to healthcare
documents is leading to major improvements in efficiency and patient care |
| Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 |
| When a product attempts to form one allencompassing platform by combining the functionality of many applications the reaction is generally predictable. |
| Are you Open-minded? |
| A new way of looking at Open Source software offers a more confident future for
users, argues Arnaud Lefevre, VP of Sales and Marketing, Nuxeo |
| Winning Promotion |
| The marketing group at Merrill Lynch is better able to realise its vision thanks to
improved customer relationship statement systems |
| CANON DR-4010C |
| PRODUCT FOCUS CANON DR-4010C VERDICT: The DR4010-C is a compact and robust device which manages to introduce some very sensible and attractive new functions and
improvements without sacrificing image quality or scan speed. |
Document Manager Magazine March/April 2007 - Vol 15 No 02 |
| FUJITSU FI-5900C |
| Fujitsu has introduced a series of enhancements to its already successful fi-5900c production scanner aimed at making it even more attractive to mid-volume users (typically processing up to 100,000 documents a day). |
| Almost blue |
| The recent release of FileNet P8 v4.0 gave Document
Manager the opportunity to catch up with FileNet's
Director for Product Marketing, EMEA, Doug Coombs,
to discuss the company's acquisition in 2006 by IBM, as
well as the new product launch |
| Easy as 1,2,3 |
| Glenn Perachio, European Director, ZANTAZ
introduces a three-step process to help decide
whether a hosted or licensed content archiving
solution might be appropriate for your business |
| PLUSTEK SMARTOFFICE PS256 |
| Taiwan manufacturer Plustek may well be a new name to most of our readers, but the company as been around since 1986, originally making OEM scanners for other manufacturers. |
Document Manager Magazine January/February 2007 - Vol 15 No 01 |
| Kofax Document Scan Server |
| There is little question that one of the barriers to wider acceptance of distributed capture - despite its potential cost and efficiency benefits - has been the difficulty of managing not just the distributed hardware, but the capture process itself. |
| KeyScan KS810 |
| Say 'multi-function device' to anyone working in the document or content management industry and they will almost certainly picture a piece of kit that offers printing, scanning, copying and perhaps faxing capabilities |
| Counting the true cost of scanning |
| Ashley Keil of Imaging Business Machines Ltd (IBML) explains how intelligent scanning technologies can reduce costs and improve efficiency |
| More BAM for your buck |
| Doug Coombs, Product Marketing Manager at FileNet, asks whether businesses are getting the right sort of intelligence about their businesses from the tools they are investing in |
| ILM: compliant by design? |
| Next generation ECM should make ILM ubiquitous - even if we no longer notice it's there, argues Darren Strange, senior product manager, Microsoft UK |
| Breaking the mould |
| Plastics moulding firm Georg Fischer DEKA GmbH has freed up significant |
| A platform announcement |
| DICOM's recently launched Intelligent Capture & Exchange Suite is the market leader's most significant strategy announcement in recent times. DM Editor Dave Tyler caught up with DICOM's vice-president of marketing, Andrew Pery |
| Blue-sky thinking |
| BAE Systems has created a place that any worker can go to in order to find knowledge held within the organisation, share best practices on a global scale, and bring people together |
| MailSafe |
| According to IDC, over 25 billion emails are being sent every day around the world. Many of us may be feeling like most of them are arriving in our own in-boxes! |
Document Manager Magazine January/Febuary 2006 - Vol 14 No 1 |
| The flexible Friendly |
| Private healthcare specialist Exeter Friendly Society has selected Open Connections to provide a document management system based on a FileNet content management solution |
| XEROX DOCUMATE 262 |
| As advanced paper handling and image enhancement technologies continue to cascade down from high-end production scanners to smaller devices, the market for small & medium use scanners shows no sign of saturation. |
| The glittering prizes: IM Awards winners announced |
| The 2005 Awards were presented at the Awards dinner at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Thursday 1 December in front of an audience of nearly 1300 finalists, press and guests. |
| Presenting a smarter image |
| DM outsourcer Preview Services has reduced its scanning overhead, increased efficiency and scalability, with the implementation of an IBML intelligent document scanning platform |
| Post perfect - Towards the digital mailroom |
| June Dean, managing director of ITESOFT UK looks at how the digital mailroom is moving from theory into practice |
| Remote control |
| Kofax distributed capture solutions bring efficiency gains to UK dairy giant |
| Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 Mobile |
| Nuance (formerly ScanSoft) has a good reputation among users, supported by our own experience when reviewing their products, as a company that has a clear understanding of the requirements of PC-based document management tools. |
| Fujitsu fi-5120C |
| As mentioned elsewhere in this issue's review pages, the workgroup scanner market is becoming ever more competitive, with various vendors keen to make their mark and steal away customers from the long-standing 'alpha-male' of the sector, Fujitsu. |
| Criminal intelligence |
| Essex Police is bucking the trend with impressive reductions in crime figures, due in no small part to a 'zero tolerance' policy, a new Chief Constable, and the use of business intelligence technologies. |
| Compliance and the CFO |
| ECM should be attracting more attention from senior finance executives, argues Damian Hyland, VP Northern Europe, Open Text UK Limited, in a business environment in which compliance is increasingly no longer just about cost, |
Document Manager Magazine November/December 2006 - Vol 14 No 06 |
| Legal Ease |
| E-discovery is being joined by e-disclosure in the next generation of enterprise search tools, explains Dr Johannes Scholtes, CEO, ZyLAB Technologies |
| New Information Management event for London |
| Only half of organisations have an information strategy designed to cope with
a disaster scenario, |
| The Finnish line |
| Finnish capital Helsinki has improved citizens' access to information while also reducing storage costs, thanks to a combination of ECM and BPM technologies |
| IM Awards finalists announced |
| The BCS Information Management Awards are the premier European recognition of excellence and innovation in the management of business information. |
| More BAM for your buck |
| Doug Coombs, Product Marketing Manager at FileNet, asks whether businesses are getting the right sort of intelligence about their businesses from the tools they are investing in |
| Home pages |
| Conveyancing services firm Hammondsdirect is able to process up to 30,000 documents a day since implementing Content Management technologies |
| Kodak Scan Station 100 |
| As organisations try to encourage employees to make wider use of networked
devices in order to maximise their ROI, it becomes clear that a major barrier
to acceptance of distributed scanning is the perceived complexity of the process. |
| Debunking the BPO myths |
| Attention-grabbing headlines have caused some organisations to question the entire BPO concept when all they need do is ask their provider for evidence of watertight processing, explains Graeme Scott, CEO, Stortext FM |
| Core values |
| Master Data Management (MDM) represents a paradigm shift in how businesses should view, value and manage their core business data, explains Chris Livesey, Information Management Executive UK, IBM Software Group |
Document Manager Magazine September/October 2006 - Vol 14 No 05 |
| Single file |
| How SJ Berwin's digital approach to matter management has closed filing cabinets across the firm - and is potentially saving millions in the process |
| PaperPort Professional 11 |
| Desktop document management - in the UK at least |
| SoftCo Rondo |
| Back in the 1990s SoftCo was best known as a reseller, and later the acquirer, of PC-DOC (not to be confused with PC-DOCS), but the Dublin company is now enjoying notable success with its Accounts Payable solution, Rondo. |
| Plus points |
| A paperless environment is key to the success of property lawyers breezeplus+ |
| EXPO Witness |
| What to look out for as the DMS EXPO takes place in Cologne for the first time |
| Housing benefits |
| Housing association Mosscare has seen measurable benefits in both financial and customer service terms since implementing a DM system |
| Beyond Recognition |
| It isn't the OCR element that determines the efficiency of your automated capture solution. Jason Howard of ITESOFT dispels the OCR myth and highlights the
true path to efficient capture |
| In plain sight |
| Sophisticated document technologies
allow Merrill Lynch to realise its marketing vision |
| London calling |
| Visit Documation UK to solve your information management challenges |
Document Manager Magazine June 2006 - Vol 14 No 03 |
| BÖwe Bell + Howell Truper 3600 |
| Designed to complement the flatbed 3200 Truper…. |
Document Manager Magazine April/May 2006 - Vol 14 No 02 |
| Kodak Capture Software 6.9 |
| Verdict: In an increasingly commoditised scanner marketplace, Kodak continues to make advances in the way it differentiates it products from the crowd. |
| Character building |
| The construction industry offers a unique set of challenges in information management. DM Magazine takes a close look at recent developments and success stories from the sector. |
| The Compliance Conflict |
| There are good business arguments for combining emerging EDM technologies with analogue archiving, suggests Chris Haden, UK Managing Director, Anacomp |
| Something for everyone |
| DICOM's Kofax business continues to grow apace, as Sales & Marketing Director John Stinchcombe tells DM Editor David Tyler |
| eXPert PDF Pro 4 |
| Avanquest's eXPert PDF Pro 4 is yet another productivity tool aimed at PDF users, who may not need the full functionality of Adobe's Acrobat product: and let's face it, that means most of us! |
| ECM on Show |
| Is ECM a genuine enterprise-wide solution or just a collection of technologies related to document management? As the AIIM Roadshow sets off on its annual tour, Doug Miles, UK Managing Director of AIIM Europe, claims it can be both. |
| Character building |
| The construction industry offers a unique set of challenges in information management. DM Magazine takes a close look at recent developments and success stories from the sector. |
| You've got mail -
now what are you going to do with it? |
| Adrian Palmer, Managing Director, Ontrack UK, takes a look at the tricky
task of email excavation |
| A healthy outlook |
| Cambridge-based Addenbrooke's NHS Trust has achieved what for most UK Trusts is considered the 'holy grail' of information management: critical information is available to clinicians at the point of care in real time, as it is created. |
| Kodak Capture Software 6.9 |
| Kodak has included its own capture software with its scanners for some time, and clearly sees merits in not being tied to an external supplier for such a central component of their imaging offering. |
| The boys in (big) blue |
| Cheshire Constabulary's email archiving solution has been implemented with an eye on the bigger picture: a strategic DM/CM vision for the future |
| Hyland gains |
| Geoff Wingar, International Director, Hyland Software spoke to DM Editor David Tyler at the company's recent ROGUE (Regional OnBase Group User Experts) conference in Birmingham |
Document Manager Magazine September/October 2005 - Vol 13 No 05 |
| Playing his cards right |
| Hummingbird's Tony Heywood, Senior VP, EMEA, spoke to DM editor David Tyler at the company's recent Summit Conference |
| EMC to buy Captiva |
| Acquisitions activity signals further consolidation on DM/CM sector |
| ABBYY FineReader 8.0 |
| Each generation of ABBYY's excellent OCR offering has added functionality to improve its appeal to individual, workgroup and enterprise users, and version 8.0 is no exception. |
| Brought to account? |
| 'Treating Customers Fairly' (TCF) regulation is receiving more attention than ever from the retail financial services industry. |
| Balance of power |
| FileNet's integration of ECM and BPM makes for a uniquely powerful combination, as Regional Vice President, Brenda Morris, tells DM editor David Tyler |
| Indicius 5.0 |
| Since Neurascript's acquisition by Kofax/DICOM, the new parent company has been careful to ensure that the unique technology advantage of the Cambridge software developers has been maintained. |
| Educating, neater |
| Bilborough Sixth Form College is using Tokairo's document management and student attendance monitoring systems to dramatically improve its academic and business management processes |
| FaxPress Premier |
| Increasingly, network fax servers are reducing the burden on the network and IT teams of managing in- and outbound faxes. |
| Context sensitive |
| Vignette Chief Technology Officer Conleth O'Connell offers his perspective on the impact of enterprise content management |
Document Manager Magazine July/August 2005 - Vol 13 No 04 |
| Volume Control |
| Several factors, from the digital mailroom through compliance to Business Process Outsourcing, are contributing to continued growth in the high volume production scanning market. DM Magazine takes a closer look at what’s happening ‘at the high end’ |
| Meridio 4.3 |
| Having won the IM Award several years running for DM Product of the Year, where could Belfast based Meridio go next? The short answer seems to be ‘from strength to strength’. |
| Blue notes |
| “We see regulatory compliance and legislation as one of several key market drivers. |
| Böwe Bell + Howell Truper |
| Illinois-based Bell + Howell (or more properly since 2002’s acquisition by Böwe Systec AG, Böwe Bell + Howell) is one of the longest established hardware vendors in the DM industry, |
Document Manager Magazine March/April 2005 - Vol 13 No 02 |
| Compliance: a good thing! |
| Tom Jenkins, CEO of Open Text Corporation, examines ways in which responding to regulatory changes can provide a foundation for growth as well as a protection from risk |
| Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional |
| With every version release, Adobe has been slowly and quietly establishing Acrobat as the de facto standard tool for PDF users within the enterprise |
| Storage plus content management: the safe combination |
| Karry Kleeman, SVP EMEA of Mobius Management Systems Inc., discusses the implications of changing storage needs for content management in light of recent regulatory changes |
| Ricoh Aficio is300e |
| Ricoh’s Aficio product range is intended to offer optimum flexibility to the office and workgroup user of scanning/imaging systems. |
Document Manager Magazine Jan/Feb 2005 - Vol 13 No 01 |
| Finders keepers? |
| Liz Maloney, UK managing director at Hummingbird, discusses the dilemma facing every organisation…to keep or not to keep? |
| Risk Management - The Burning Issues |
| Risk management is not just about ensuring business continuity in the event of a major catastrophe, but the creation of strategies that underpin and |
| Regaining control |
| Construction & engineering industry specialist Lorien has seen huge efficiency gains and cost savings from implementing a DM system for timesheet and project management |
| GFI MailArchiver for Exchange |
| In an age of almost daily legislative changes, GFI MailArchiver has a clear role to play and looks to be a very effective tool |
Document Manager Magazine November/December 2004 - Vol 12 No 06 |
| Unparalleled parking |
| Private parking firm Airparks has increased operational efficiency and customer service thanks to innovative use of integrated accounting and document management systems |
| The big noise in low volume |
| David Whitton recently joined Kodak as Business Development Manager, EMEA with responsibility for the company's 'low volume' scanner products, from their main competitor in the market, Fujitsu. DM editor David Tyler discusses the changes |
| The golden age of film? |
| From microdots in spy movies to rolls of film gathering dust in libraries, microfilm is actually a much misunderstood medium. DM shines some light into this shadowy world |
| Dressed for success |
| How the world's leading provider of bar code and other technologies to support the apparel retail supply chain chose and implemented document management |
| SOX, lies and magnetic tape |
| Tom Fox of ITESOFT UK takes a look at achieving sound Corporate Governance through IT |
| Many happy returns |
| The Belgian Ministry of Finance plans to scan 4 million VAT forms a year using I.R.I.S. and Kodak solutions |
| Going public |
| Since the e-Government agenda was set out four years ago, local authorities throughout the country have been rising to the challenge of bringing services on-line, heralding in an era of increased efficiency and improved service levels. |
| Fujitsu fi-4120C2 |
| Fujitsu has released the 4120C2 model as a development of their 4120C, to offer low cost workgroup scanning. |
| ScanTo Office 1.0 |
| In an industry sector where, for the most part, software applications have long been getting more and more complex, ABBYY's new offering stands out as a model of simplicity. |
Document Manager Magazine Jul/Aug 2004 - Vol 12 No 04 |
| Fujitsu fi-5750C |
| The medium volume scanner market has become a difficult place to trade over the last few years. |
| Fair shares |
| DM Editor David Tyler speaks to Darren Holland of Imagistics |
Document Manager Magazine June 2004 - Vol 12 No 03 |
| Storing up trouble |
| Mark Maby, director of Information Lifecycle Management at StorageTek discusses how organisations might – and indeed must – take better strategic control of archiving and compliance |
| ScanSoft PDF Converter Professional 2 |
| PDF Converter Professional 2 enables users to easily convert PDF documents into Microsoft Word PC documents, and also… |
Document Manager Magazine April 2004 - Vol 12 No 02 |
| Kodak i640 |
| Kodak’s new i600 range of mid-volume scanners has been launched to replace the company’s 3500, 5500 and 7500 devices |
| Incomplete Control |
| Richard Jeffrey-Cook of In-form Consult argues that for successful email management in the modern business, an email policy is only the first step |
| The Quiet Revolution |
| To win the DM Product category at the IM Awards three years running demonstrates considerable commitment to quality and innovation, but Meridio…. |
Document Manager Magazine Jan/Feb 2004 - Vol 12 No 01 |
| Cardiff LiquidOffice v3.0 |
| LiquidOffice is a Web-based forms automation solution for creating, deploying and automatically managing the routing, tracking and approval processes for electronic forms |
Document Manager Magazine Nov/Dec 2003 - Vol 11 No 06 |
| Tesco finds right ingredients for success |
| How automationg the capture of data from its annual employee survey is helping the UK's leading foord retailer grow its business |
| ScanSoft PDF Converter |
| ScanSoft's PDF Converter is aimed at doing one simple thing, and does it very well indeed: dedicated PDF conversion. |
| Measuring web value |
| Most organisations are unable to identify and quantify the benefits from their web initiatives because they did not define the metrics against which they could measure their performance, argues Conleth O'Connell, CTO at Vignette. |
Document Manager Magazine Sep/Oct 2003 - Vol 11 No 05 |
| A historic challenge |
| Documents filed within the Land Registry's Land Charges Department can be up to 150 years old, on coloured and/or wax paper, with labels, pencil marks and stamps. DM finds out how they rose to this historic challenge |
| Reporting for duty |
| Output management systems can help organisations manage a move away from paper, argues Iain Gallacher, MD of |
| IRIS Business Card Reader II |
| As more and more serious business tools like the BCR II come onto the market, workers at all levels are being exposed to the benefits of document technologies - and that can only be a good thing. |
Document Manager Magazine Jul/Aug 2003 - Vol 11 No 04 |
| Fujitsu ScanSnap! |
| When you look past the marketing, it is clear that Fujitsu have decided that firstly, there is an untapped market for such a scanner, and secondly, that this is the machine to do it. |
| Culture change is not an optional extra |
| Mike Mitchard, Vice President of Global Operations & European Systems, ACE International, argues that culture change is the first prerequisite of implementing any IT project |
| The co-operative approach |
| Unimer drives down invoice processing costs with INDICIUS for Invoices from Neurascript |
Document Manager Magazine May/June 03 - Vol 11 No 03 |
| Microsoft eyes the DM prize |
| Angela Ashenden, senior analyst in Ovum's Knowledge Management group, looks at Microsoft's recent moves into the DM/CM marketplaces, and predicts major changes ahead for the industry's established players |
| Web-based Document Management |
| Document Manager meets Paul Bedford, Managing Director of Straight Banana Software, a company with an innovative approach to charging for web-based document management services. |
| Lexmark X5190pro |
| The X5190pro is at the lower end of that business target, but is nonetheless a highly functional MFD with a wealth of intelligent features that will make it appeal especially to less IT-literate users. |
Document Manager Magazine Jan/Feb 2003 - Vol 11 No 01 |
| KnowledgeBase |
| KnowledgeBase is certainly a versatile and easy to use method of managing diverse data sources, and appears well suited to the corporate marketing functions at whom it is aimed. |
| e-MARC for Exchange |
| e-MARC for Exchange offers integrated server and client document archiving with low administration costs. Simple Full Content Search and the ability to view documents without launching the native application make this product an appealing tool |
| Fujitsu Scanpartner fi-4010 |
| A capable and well-bundled low volume offering, the Fujitsu Scanpartner fi-4010 Office costs £399 and is available from Fujitsu's scanner channel. |
