Many offices and institutions have microfilm and fiche libraries that are
decades old. The film may have been stored improperly or used so much that it
becomes damaged. Deterioration ...
A wealth of valuable information remains stored in obsolete data
formats, archived on outdated media. With every passing year, the
difficulty of restoring Canofile data grows, and the point of ...
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ScanSmart specializes in converting paper documents to digitized images. The
benefits of a comprehensive document management solution are numerous and
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ScanSmart’s primary business is the conversion and consolidation of the
various media which organizations have used to store records down to a
single digital form. This includes microfilm/...
ScanSmart is an outsourcer for conversions of documents and obsolete
data storage to current, non-proprietary formats. The principals of
ScanSmart have over 20 years of experience with document management and
related ...
The Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) is a standard in document imaging and document management systems. TIFF format supports multiple pages; therefore multi-page documents can be saved as single TIFF files rather than as a series of files for each scanned page, as in the JPEG format. The only limitation to the number of pages in a TIFF file is the maximum size of any TIFF, which is 4 gigabytes (GB). Considering that the average 8 1/2” x 11” page scanned in black and white at 200 dpi (dots per inch resolution) is 30 KB, the maximum number of pages in a TIFF file is therefore 133,333 pages. This is normally not a limiting factor in document management projects.
