News: AMS Imaging Inc. Featured in Toronto Star Article

November 21, 2024

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Gaining business advantage with document digitization

Businesses can reduce costs and boost productivity and profit by going digital, transforming their paper-bound workplace with the best available scanning technologies and digitization services.

Originally published in the Toronto Star on Oct. 15, 2024

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Paul Larkin Discusses Increased Efficiencies that AMS Imaging Inc. has Gained Since Investing in New Ricoh Scanning Technology

“In fact, as AMS Imaging Chief Operating Officer Paul Larkin describes, the company recently upgraded its facility and converted to Ricoh scanners.

“It was not a hard decision, he said. “Ricoh provides the high-speed functionality we require and the reliability we depend on for our business.”

“Cutting-edge Ricoh technology, combined with ever-increasing capabilities of its many document scanning software tools now powered by artificial intelligence as Larkin points out, lets AMS Imaging provide clients with accurate and reliable digitized documents in a timely and cost-effective manner. “AI is becoming more involved,” Larkin explains, bringing new capabilities for determining the types of documents being scanned, which scanners best handle the different types, and what quality assurance processes result in the best final outputs.

“One of the most capable Ricoh scanners is the new fi-8950 production scanner, a top-of-the line enterprise model that can scan up to 150 pages per minute even as it optimizes every one.

“Launched earlier this year, the fi-8950 colour scanner incorporates a proprietary Clear Image Capture (CIC) technology to deliver the best detail and accurate colour performance. The scanner’s high-capacity 750-sheet hopper comes with feed options for diverse document types, and it’s equipped with new functions never seen in a scanner before: Automatic Skew Correction and Stapled Documents Detection, which help prevent paper jams and damage to documents, even when different documents are scanned in bulk.

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