Month: September 2015

The demand for digitisation is at an all time high, as a wide range of organisations seek new technology to protect their data and make it more readily accessible. A number of libraries are also using digitisation to open up their archives – putting precious historical documents online for reference and research purposes. The latest […]

The work that goes into manufacturing even the simplest of products is a mystery to most people. The fact that a can opener is on the store shelf when they need it is good enough. But industry insiders know more. There’s an entire microcosm of people, processes and technologies involved in getting that one product […]

An intriguing article on itnewsafrica.com outlines how document digitisation is now a crucial enabler of the digital enterprise, while also proving that digitisation is making a huge impact on business processes all around the world. For an organisation to truly achieve end-to-end digital transformation (and therefore effectively compete in the new digital economy) – it […]

Having completed a number of rewarding digitisation projects for clients as diverse as The National Army Museum, we were thrilled to read about another exciting historical scanning project via heraldnet.com – a digital library celebrating the achievements of Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy. The library, which is now considered to be complete, was the undertaking of […]

Small businesses often get the short end of the stick compared to their big business counterparts. What they don’t have in bargaining power and influence they make up for in agility—but being better able to duck and dodge amidst shifting economies, new technologies and endless industry stop-and-go doesn’t pay the bills. And getting paid on […]