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Goin’ Green with a Scannin’ Machine
Goin’ Green with a Scannin’ Machine We all know that document imaging demonstrates the capacity of “going green” just by definition. It is inherent in concept. Technology expands so quickly and in the world of document imaging hardware, there lies no exception. The most respected manufacturers like Fujitsu, Kodak, and Canon make the entire scanning […]
Read moreListening to the Machine
I was chatting with Sophia Marchi, the director of sales for the Americas for BÖWE BELL + HOWELL Scanners at our recent Nexus event. She had just delivered a great break-out on scanner selection criteria and we started talking about how the users need to have input on scanner selection – they really know what […]
Read moreDocument Capture with Bowe Bell & Howell
This week we are going to focus our attention on the Bowe Bell & Howell brand Document Scanner. They are known for their presence in the high-production environment, and with their work-horse 8000 series scanners, BB&H can really enhance your document capture solution in a production environment. Bell & Howell recently launched the replacement to the 8000 series […]
Read moreWhat is the Difference Between Parts and Consumables?
When you own a scanner, or multiple scanners, you are responsible for keeping that equipment running efficiently by keeping consumables on hand. The components of a scanner that touch the paper and are designed to wear out and be replaced every 3-6 months are called “consumables.” They are different to what are referred to as […]
Read moreSCSI vs. USB 2.0 in Production Scanners
Over the course of my time selling imaging hardware, i.e. scanners, many customers ask me which is better…SCSI or USB 2.0? Actually some don’t even ask, they insist that SCSI (small computer system interface) is still the fastest option. Unfortunately for them, almost all scanner manufacturers have moved to using a USB 2.0 interface as […]
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