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Selecting A Scanner Page 1

Keep in mind that speed and price are not the only factors you need to consider. While raw speed is important, the metric that really counts in a production imaging operation is throughput — the volume of data collected and images released to the back-end management system. Thus, factors such as image quality and paper handling can make a dramatic difference in productivity.

Use the Scanner Select chart to help you in comparing scanner features.

Scanning and Document Management Booklet

Paperless Archiving files ready for document management If you encounter mixed document sizes and paper weights that your scanner can't handle well, your operators will end up spending more time clearing the paper path than productively scanning.

In another example, if you use automated recognition (OCR, ICR, etc.), image quality will make a huge difference in accuracy and labor required to validate and correct results. Thus, auto thresholding, auto deskew and auto crop image processing features are in high demand.

See Minimizing Scanned Images

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