Ooops. Can I have a do-over? Ah, the rush to production. Between over-zealous timelines and management that just wants quick results, SharePoint rollouts can become quite messy. We see quite a few SharePoint Scanning project rollouts, so we want to share with you some…
Tips for any SharePoint Scanning, Imaging or Capture Project This SlideShare presentation has been given at many SharePoint events, and is a great overview of focus areas for project planning in any SharePoint / Office 365 scanning project.
10 Tips for Making Your SharePoint Scanning Project A Sucess from PSIGEN Software
When planning for scanning to SharePoint, here is a quick matrix for the impact DPI and color can have on file size, and the size of your content DBs. Scanning Mode/DPI File Size Black and White – 200 DPI 26K…
Below are 5 primary keys to implementing a successful SharePoint scanning / imaging project: 1. Make sure you do some in depth storage planning. When imaging to SharePoint or Office 365, you need to make sure you plan for…
Now that I have covered Sizing and Storage in Part 1, and Document Separation in Part 2, now we can start to take a look at scanning hardware. There are several key questions you need to answer: Can I use pre-existing hardware such as copiers…
With SharePoint Scanning and Capture, as with any project, planning is essential to success. If you are going to use scanning software to send scanned images to a SharePoint Content Database, you need to lay some ground work. This is…
Taking up the chore of scanning paper documents into SharePoint is not as simple as it may seem. I had a call with a prospect the other day that oversimplified the task, and had the mindset “we buy a scanner and click go”.
Ah, the debate goes on. Can SharePoint really be used for Document Imaging? Is it really capable of storing tens of thousands of image files? There are a number of vendors out there building some really cool tools for high-volume…
Scanning with Microsoft SharePoint 