DocumentCode
825606
Title
Processing document images on the telco network
Author
Heatwole, Earnest
Author_Institution
Bell Atlantic, Arlington, VA, USA
Volume
31
Issue
1
fYear
1993
Firstpage
40
Lastpage
44
Abstract
Documentation image processing, an important information service made possible by greater network bandwidth and optical storage capacities in public communications networks, is discussed. Document image technology converts physical records and documents into digitized images for task processing and archival storage on magnetic or optical media. Imaging systems facilitate rapid retrieval and efficient document flow among users connected to information networks, replacing traditionally manual processes with a more efficient mechanized work flow. The customer requirements for document image processing, telephone company capabilities, and a typical example of customer document imaging are presented.<>
Keywords
computer networks; document image processing; telephone networks; archival storage; customer requirements; digitized images; document flow; document image processing; document retrieval; information networks; magnetic storage media; mechanized work flow; network bandwidth; optical media; optical storage capacities; physical records; public communications networks; task processing; telephone company capabilities; Bandwidth; Communication networks; Document image processing; Documentation; Image converters; Image processing; Image storage; Optical fiber networks; Optical imaging; Optical recording;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0163-6804
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/35.180072
Filename
180072
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